The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
Drawings for Small Plots IN Oahu
and Kauai BRING Out
Many Applicants
JUDGE STUART, NEWCOMER,
IS HEIR TO LUCKY NUMBER
Selection Of Parcels Thursday
Morning in Land Office and
Kapaa Courthouse

eahts for homesteads were given mum
befs at the land drawing held in the
Office Of the commissioner Of public
lands for the twenty-three lots recently
openea in Halekpn Waikaluakai and Ka.
lluapuhi .Waikhlua, District Of Kooiau.
poko, this island, the drawing taking
lplaee at nine o. clock yesterday morning.
Carl A. Chfistlansdn was the hrst APP
plicant TO draw number and Margaret
X Sehulmeistet drew No. 1873, the last
number in the list. Judge Thofhas b.
Stuart drew No. Is. As each applicant
win be privileged to take two adjoining
lots, Judge Stuart may yet be done out
of bis chance should the first eleven an.
plicants take twenty two lots and John
w. Wilson, No. ~ ON the list, take the
twenty third lot. F
! There were eighty applicants for the
six lots In Kappa Manka (Kapahi), Dis
trict Of Hawaiian, Kauai.
Selection Of Lots Thursday
The selection of the lots both ON this
island and in Kauai will take place
Thursday, December 81, at nine O'Clock
in the morning For the Oahu lots the
selection will be made in the Office or
the land department, Capitol, ands nor
those in Kanai in the court house in
Kappa. 49,
At nine o'clock Thursday morning
the applicant who drew the frst number
will be called and he viii make his
selection Of the lot or lots he wishes
to take, following which the applicant
next in order win do likewise and so
on down the list while lots are avail
able. Should any applicant fail 70
Answer when his or her name Is called
the next one in order win be privileged
TO step up and make his or her own
selection.
Twelve applications were rejected
yesterday because of being faulty and
one arrived during the afternoon, too
late to be taken into consideration.
Had Application In Pocket
Several hours after the drawing took
place, X, nj, Awkward called at the land
office and asked to be informed, what
number he had drawn for the windward
| Oahu lots. .gt
lyon didn ( draw any number at
all, w. a. Engle, chief .of-staff, inform
ed him. You were not even an arpli-
cant
Eyes, was, = replied Aylward, with
convietion, and haven Z / my applica-
ton in my pocket with which he fish
ed out a sealed envelope.
1t took Engle some time to explain
that the application should have been
n hefore the box was opened for the
drawing. q
n Wen, that s one on me, kid, = said
Aylwafd, as he took his leave.
Terms Of Purchase
The Oahu lots are all near Kaneohe
and the land is considered very valu-
able. These landa were appraised some
time ago and the appraised valuation
runs FROM fifty TO seventy dollars an
acre. The lots win be taken on time
payments, five per eent of the purchase
Ipfiee down at the time Of selection, ten
/ per cent in one year and ten per cent
a year thereafter until the whole
amount has been paid, with interest at
the rate Of ak per cent year on the
unpaid balance. The building OF a
home, fence, the planting Of trees, cult.
vatiph and bona fde residence during a
term of years are among the conditions
exaeted by the government to be com
piled with by the homesteader
The numbers and names drawn yester'
day were as follows: & , attst
For the Oahu Lots
l--Carl A. Christianson, 2--Stepheu
Ia. Aehong, 3-Mrs. j. j.. SIniddy, A.
! James Awaawa, 5---Isnln KoellIng, r.
Male X. TraRk, T--Qarleton Miller, 81
Kiichi Sngihara, 9--William G. Moore
l0- Olando X. Auld, ll--James +
Hamilton, l2--John w. Wilson, Ia
Thomas b. stuart, 14--Mary Aheong
ll5--Harry Gregson, l0--deofge ii
Pang, l7--HaFry II. Guildford, l8-Wm
| II. Donnelly, l9-Moses Akawa, 20
Emil n. Hntchison, 21-- John -. Brown
22- Henry c. Viii, Jr., 23-Hayime Mu
rakami.
Dixson. 26--William Vandefford, 2T-
Dick Kekona Diamond, 2S-Ng Sil
Pong, 29--Harry Lee Kwai. Jr., So
/ Hugo 9. Koelling, Sl--Charles R. Fra
zier, 32-Chun Fat, 33--David Naeole
Ward, 36-Chun Bow, 37-Rebeeca n
johnson, Ss-ehas. j. Cooper.
/ a9-Ada Lee Kwai, 40--Angelina X
| r. Coelho, 4l-Warren @. Marshall
,42-lngild Eoyelsen, 43Isaac M. Cox
44-Johhthan N. Wood, 45-Hhiha Kai
liMai, 4B--Edwar,l IL Kauai, 47=-=Lo
X. q. Lane, 4s-Alexander L, de. Fries
49-Riehard l., Leach, so Patrick ii
Burnette,, 5l-irwin II. Beadle, So
William X, Isaac, 3D. Nathaniel Ste
cher, 54-Xayier Aloiau. III
55-James X. Paele, 56--Loo TIA
} Sing, 57--Caroline Cluney, 5s--J6sepl
X. Adams, 99--IIugh Casey, 60--Mar
shall N. johnson, 6l--Louisa X Adams
62-W William h. Storey, 6SA-Johh C. An
derson, 64-Charles Wagner, 3d. Kea
llohanui Davis, 66--Geyellyn M. Ed
wards. 67- Edward J. Pullen, 6s- Emo
ka johnson, g. Rosalie Lyons
70--John +, Bowler, IL Elijah il
Mackenzie, 72-ohas. Herring, "a An
ME Kala, 74-Fritz c. Koelling, rs
Charles o, Hotel, 76-Edwin G. Fitz
simmons, 77--Wong Sam, 7s--Jacinth
X. Souza, To- Elizabeth T. Abrehamseu
O-Madeleipe 9, Burnette, sl-Dayi
i 49,. l.. -. 4. 90