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"HE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1910
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Rev. John W. Wadinan of Honolulu is
ependlog a few day on Maui. c
Antone Tavares wap in town this week.
He brought his smile with him.
Who ever saw a policeman on duty on
any street except -market after sundown?
C. E. Smithies, the National Bank
Inspector is on Maui, on his semi-annual
tour.
Kahului harbor presented quite a busy
appearance ail this week. As ia.it as one
steamer left her berth another came iu to
take her place. '
James Coke, has been on Maui this
week. Jim,' can't keep away, but finds
it necessary to come over once in a while
. to keep everyone happy.
Dr. Carey left Thursday evening for
Lahaina, where he will remain for a few
days before going over to Honolulu. The
doctor is seriously contemplating a trip
to the Orieut.
The Congregation of the Wailuku
- Union Church will hold the regular Sun
day evening services at 7:30 iu the Kin
, dergarten rooms of the Alexander Settle
ment House. Rev. Judd will preach.
Richard Questroy, the carpenter who
fell twenty two feet from the roof of the
new school house at Camp One, about
two weeks ago and severely injured his
foot, is able to be about again with the
aid of crutches.
The new sidewalk on Main street is
very good a far as it goes, but it goes
too slow and stops too quick. The people
will have plenty of use for the whole line
, ! during the coming winter season Let
the good work proceed!
The new ball grounds are gradually
being completed. The diamond has been
laid out, and. the grand stand is being
erected. The grounds are of ample Bize,
and it will be a mighty swat that will
send a ball over the fence on the new
grounds. If the ground around "third
base were graded off more it would make
the position much easier to play, and
also enable the catcher to more accurate-
t ly Judge his throws to the third sack.
As it is now it is a gradual rise from
, home plate to third and 'many swell
meant throw by the catchers will hit the
dirt before it reaches third.
One of the first to remove the unneces
sarand unsightly fences is the Alexan-
' der House; These people have gallantly
taken the initiative and the result is
highly commendable. The appearance
of the Home with its pretty lawn border
ed by a beautiful hedge gives an impres
sion of comfort with the attendant faith in
the town officers to protect its property.
x' People argue that feuces prevent cattle
etc., from entering the grounds, where
as, were the fences removed additional
, care would be taken to prevent such
trespass, and the appearance of the town
' would be much improved in consequence.
Last week we had with us Mr. Richard
Delafield Shipman who was touring the
islands while en route to New York City
to visit relatives. Mr. Shipman is en
gaged in teaching at the Boone Univer
sity, Wuchang, China. He will remain
but a short time in New York and return
at once to chosen field of labor. Mr.
Shipman enjoys the distination of being
one of the few young men who, not being
- - under tbe necessity of earning their living
have devoted their time, talents and for
tune to teaching those less fortunate than
. themselves. Mr. Shipman was much
taken with the beauty of Maui, visiting
several points of interest and leaving with
regret that time compelled a hasty departure.
The Wailaku Orpheam.N
The past week the first really
good show that has visited Maui in
some time came to the Orpheum.
This house is quite an addition to
the town. While not very preten
tious, yet it is roomy and airy, and
compares favorably with any of the
vaudeville theatres in Honolulu,
and is larger than any of them.
Wailuku is a good show town for
its size, and we hope to see more of
the companies coming over from
Honolulu, than heretofore. The
Savoy Vaudeville Company was
obliged to cut short its engagement
here on account of the diptheria
scare. Members of the company
are under contract to tour the
Orient and Australia and they felt
they could not afford to , take any
chances of being shut up on Maui,
no matter how remote that chance
should be.
Stock Holders Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the
Stock Holders of the Baldwin National
Bank will be held in its banking rooms
on Tuesday January loth, 1911 at 10A. M.
1. C. LINDSAY,
Cashier
Report of the "
Jury Commissioners.
The Jury Commissioners, It. A.
Wadsworth and Harry Mossman,
have selected the following to serve
as jurors for the Second Circuit
Court, for the year 1911 :
GRAND JURORSr-CharlesGay,
Lanai; John W. Searle, Honolua;
E. C. Borlfeld, Lalmiim; C. B.
Coekett, Lahnina-; Edmund Daniels,
Lahaina; F. Iienning, Lahaina; E.
Kruno, Lahainn; John S. Pins, La
haina; F. Stark, Lahaina; David
Taylor, Lahaina; Geo. Gibbs, Olo
walu; Sam Alo, Wailuku; Thoma9
Brown, Wnikapu; Daniel T. Carey,
Wailuku; C. C. Clark, Wailuku;
J. C Flores, Wailuku; A. Garcia,
Wailuku; P- Goodness, Wailuku;
Geo. K. Kunukau. Wailuku; C. D.
Lufkin, Wailuku; D. L. Meyer,
Wailuku; W. R. Patterson, Wai
luku; C. M. Roberts, Waikapu;
Carl Sommerfeld, Wailuku; Moses
Waiwaiole, Wailuku; Geo. W. Wil
bur, Wailuku; Joseph Whitford,
Waiehu; F. F-' Baldwin, Puunene ;
E. F. Dienert, Puunene; E. For
ay the, Puunene; David Kuikahi,
Puunene; John J. Walsh, Kahului;
A. C. Dowsett, Ulupalakua; David
Morton, Kula; John E. Tavarez,
Makawao; W. A. Baldwin, Haiku;
E. A. Peck, Hamakuapoko; Stanley
Richardson, Paia; F. P. Rosecrans,
Paia; Geo. Tripp, Keanae; C. 0.
Jacobs, Nahiku; V A. Anderson,
Hana; JC. W. II. Roendahl, liana;
Geo. O. Cooper i Hana; John Wil
cox, Hana; II. T. Broderick, Kipa-
hulu; W. F. Jones, Molokai; O.
Tollefsen, Molokai; Otto S. Meyer,
Molokai; James Munro, . Molokai.
TRIAL JURORS : August H.
Reimann, Napili; Gus J. Bcchert,
Lahaina; W. K. Buchanan, Laha
ina; Geo. Cockett, Lahaina; C. K.
Farden, Lahaina; T. K. Forsythe,
Lahaina; Geo. Freeland, Lahaina;
J. E. Gannon, Lahaina; J. W. K.
Hose, Lahainn; W. J. Moody, La
haina; A. L. Recard, Lahaina; Geo.
K. Richardson, Iahaina; Geo.
Stephenson, Lahaina; Jacob Taylor,
Lahaina; E. A. Watson, Lahaina;
Eugene Haneberg, Olowalu ; John
B. Abreu, Wailuku; Joe Madeiros
Ambrose, Wailuku; William E.
Bal, Jr., Wailuku; Thomas Clark,
Wailuku; Patrick Cockett, Wai
kapu; A. G. Dickins, Wailuku;
Manuel Dutro, Wailuku; W. H.
Field, Wailuku; Benito Guerrero,
Wailuku; John D. Holt, Jr., Wai
luku; Alexander B. Hose, Wailuku;
Alonzo Jackson, Wailuku; J. K.
Kahookele, Wailuku; L. N. Ben
net Keahi, Wailuku; J. M. Keanu,
Wailuku; Solomon Kekipi, Wai
luku; W. J. Lillis, Wailuku; F. S.
MacPherson, Wailuku; Alfred Mar-
tinsen, Wailuku; Frank Madeiros,
Wailuku; C. E. Myers, Wailuku;
Joaquin F. Miranda, Wailuku; A.
B. Naone, Wailuku; H. Newbaur,
Waikapu; H. B. Penhallow, Wai
luku; J. D. Seabury, Waikapu ;
Geo. B. Schrader, Wailuku; Frank
Sommerfield, Wailuku; Geo. N.
Weight, Wailuku; O. J. Whitehead,
Wailuku; T. Burlem, Waiehu; A.
Gross, Waihee; R. J. K. Nawahine,
Waihee; C A Beau, Puunene; A.
C. Betts, Puunene; E- H. Cockett,
Kahului; A. J. Cremer, Puunene;
W. F. J. Dale, Kahului; A. J.
Fernandjjz, Kahului; A. Gerner,
Puunene; A. J. Gomes, Kahului;
A. H., Hanna, Kahului;. -Won.
Hickey, Kahului; E. I. Kellett, Ka
hului; E. R. Lindsay, Puunene; J.
M. Machado, Kahului; W. S.
Mountcastle, Kahului; Alexander
John McLeod, Kihe:; A. McPhee,
Puunene; D. Quill, Puunene; II. E.
Savage, Puunene; Wm. Sparby,
Puunene; II. I), bloggett, Kealahou;
J. B. Thomson, Puunene; Frank
VasconcelloB, Jr., Kahului; Wm
Von Seggern, Puunene; E. J. Walk
er, Kahului; 11. B.'Weller, Kahu
lui; Charles Thompson, Kula; J. A
Aheong, Makawao; D. T. Fleming,
Makawao; J. V. Maciel, Makawao;
Arthur D. Morton, Makawao; L
Von Tempsky. Makawao; A.. M.
Ambrose, Hamakuapoko; II. A.
Baldwin, Hamakuapoko; J. II. Bun
nell, Paia; W. A. Clark, Paia; W
E. Foster, Paia; S. Hocking, Paia;
M. S, Jardin, Paia; G. R. Lindsay,
Haiku, E. C. Mellor, Haiku; Chas.
Molteno, Pauwela; W. S. Nicill
Hamakuapoko; W. Olsen, Paia; II
P. Robinson, Paia; Henry P. Robin'
son, Jr., Paia; W. G. Scott, Paia;
Joseph Emnisley, Huelo; Henry
neuter, rtahiku; R. A. Drunimond,
Hana) A. Dudoit, Molokai.
Commercial Happenings.
Continued from Page I.
antics. It reached high figures last
Wednesday, when 1177.60 was bid
and f 185 asked. Late that day 10
and 10 shares sold at 1 180, but the
next morning there was a' slight
drop and 10 shares sold at 179.
There were no more sales until Siit
urday, when 10 shares changed
hands at 177. The slump has con
tinued since, the stock being quoted
now at 1172.60 bid and $177 asked.
other Maui arocaa.
Although a very large numler of
stock deals have been put . through
during the week, no other Maui
properties have figured in the trans
actions. Haiku, Paia and Olowalu
have remained firm at 150 asked.
On Tuesday and Wednsday both
Paia and Haiku had ''nibbles" at
125 but they did not amount to
anything. No Wailuku is on the
market and nobody is seeking it out
at prevailing figures. While the
last of Wailuku was at 175, it is
next to certain that that price would
hot prove attractive at present. On
Saturday Wailuku paid a dividend
of $1.50 a share, or a total of
$45,000.
OTMtn Trt&N MAUI.
v Stocks other than-those of Maui
have also had their ups and downs.
YVaialua has probably been the hard
est hit in the past few days, the
McCrosson water scheme, which is
treated elsewhere in the News, hav
ing the effect of forcing the stock
down from $91.50 bid and $92 60
asked on Friday to $87 bid and
$90.60 asked now. Ewa has settled
from $27.25 bid and $27.75 asked
to $27 and $27.50, while Oahu has
gone down from $26 60 bid and
$26.75 asked to $25.50 and $26.
McBryde and Olaa are $3,875 bid
and $4 asked. A private cablegram
shown to your correspondent just
before this writing states that Hono
kaa is $10 in San Francisco, al
though the local figures are $10.50
bid and $10,625 asked. The same
despatch quotes Hawaiian Conrmer-
cial at $32.25 over there 75 cents
below the local market.
. aUQAP) RCVIVCB QUICKLY
' Honolulu, Dec. 13 (Aftornoon)
The cable of yesterday, quoting
sugar at 3.86 in New York, which
caused so much uneasiness here
(particularly among small holders
of stock) was completely knocked
out this afternoon by a cable an
nouncing sales in New York at 4
cents. Thus the market declined
19 cents per. cwt. in one day and
advanced 14 cents per. cwt. the
next! 1 This is the most remarkable
happening of a whole year of light
ning changes in the sugar situation,
assuming, of course, that the cables
are correct. Jt may be stated, how
ever, that the opinion now prevails
here that a mistake was made some
where in transit in the figures of
yesterdays message, and a correction
by the cable company is looked for.
Scott Sells Business.
W. G. Scott of Paia wishes to
announce that he lias sold all of his
interest in the Wholesale Liquor
business at Paia to Mr. Medeiros
who will take charge of same on
Saturday, December 31, 1910.
Mr. Scott wishes to thank all his
friends and patrons, for their kind
assistance during the past 10 years,
and feels sure that Mr. Medeiros
(who has. been in Ids employ for
the whole 10 years) will do all in
his power to retain the same good
will of the people of Maui as Mr
Scott has done, who now takes this
opportunity of showing his appre
ciation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Owing to the prevalence of diptheria
on the Island of Maui, all persons are
especially requested to report immediate
ly to the nearest physician all cases of
sore throat, no matter of how mild a
nature.
C. C. CHARLOCK,
Chief Sanitary Inspector,
Territorial Board of Health.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. '
In Probate At Chambers.
In the matter of the Estate of ED
WARD H. BAILEY, late cf Wailuku,
Maui, Deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition for
Probate of Will.
A Document purporting to be the Last
Will and Testament of Edward H.
Bailey, deceased, having on the 8th day
of December, A. D. 1910, been presented
to said Probate Court, andji Petition for
Probate thereof, praying for the issuance
of Letters Testamentarv to William O.
Smith and Charles D. Lufkin, having
been filed by Mary Bal.
It is Ordered, that Monday, the 16th
day of January, A. D. 1910, at 10 o'clock
A. M., of said day, at the Court Room of
said Court at Wailuku, Maui, be and the
same is hereby appointed the time and
place for proving said Will and hearing
said application.
It is further Ordered, that notice there
of be given, by publication once a week
for three successive weeks in the Maui
News, a weekiy newspaper, printed and
published in Wailuku, Maui, the last
publication to be not less than ten days
previous to the time therein appointed
for hearing.
Dated December 8th, 1910.
(Sgn.) S. B. KINGSBURY,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the and
Circuit.
(Seal) (Sgu.l EDMUND H. HART,
Clerk Circuit Court of the 2nd Circuit.
Dec. 10, 17, 34. 31.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
In the Matter of the Estate of T.
AWANA, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The undersigned having on the 4th
day of October, A. D. 1910, been duly
appointed Executors of the Estate of T.
Awana, late of Makawao, Maui, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the Estate of said
T. Awana, deceased, to present tke same
to the undersigned Lncinda C. K. Carter,
Geo. Groves, A. F. Tavares, Executors
aforesaid, duly authenticated at their
place of business at the Post Office, Ma
kawao, Maui, or at the law office of Ke
poikai & Burchard, in Wailuku, Maui,
attorneys of said executors, within six
months from date of publication of this
notice, or payment thereof will be
forever barred.
LUCINDA C. K. CARTER,
, GGO. GROVES,
J - ' A. F. TAVARES,
Executors Estate of T. Awana, deceas
ed. - '
Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
In the Matter of the Estate of HAN
NAH AWANA. deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The undersigned having on the 4th
day of October, A. D. 1910, been duly
appointed administrator with the will
annexed of Hannah Awana, deceased,
late of Makawao, Maul, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
the Estate of said Hannah Awana, de
ceased, to present the same to the under
signed, A. F. Tavares, administrator
aforesaid, duly authenticated at bis place
of business at the Post Office, Makawao,
Maui, or at the law office of Kepoikai &
Burchard, in Wailuku, Maui, attorneys
of said administrator, within six months
from date of publication of this notice,
or payment thereof will be forever
barred.
ANTONE F. TAVARES,
Administrator with the will annexed
of Hannah Awana, deceased.
Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that all claim
against the County of Maui for materials
supplied or labor performed for the fiscal
period ending Dec. 31, 1910, must be
filed with the County Clerk no later
than Dec. 24, 1910, at 12:00 to..
Wm. FRRD KAAE.
County Clerk.
Dec. 10, 17, 24.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William A. Bt-una.
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Administrator with the Wilt annexed
of the Estate William A. Bruns, late of
Kalaupapa, Molokai, deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims
against the said estate to present the
same to the undersigned at his office,
Judd Building, Honolulu, within six
moaths from date of publication of this
notice or they will be forever barred.
W. W. CHAMBERLAIN,
Administrator Will annexed Estate
William A. Bruns, deceased.
Honolulu, December 6, 1910.
SMITH, WARREN and HEMENWAY,
Attorneys for Administrator,
Dec. l, 17, 24, 31.
Mortgagee's Nptl:? of Intention
to Foreclose Mortgage and of
Sale.
Pursuant to a power of sule contained
in that certain Mortgage made by Polly
Kalua, wife of JoLn W. Kalua, Mortga
gor, to Jose V. Maciel, Mortgiger, dated
the 10th day of July, A. D. 1908, and
Recorded in the Office of the Registrar
of Conveyances, iu Honolulu, Oahu, in
Liber 301, at pages 371 et seq., notice is
hereby given that said Mortgagee in
tends to foreclose said Mortgage for con
dition broken, to wit: the non-pay mi nt
of principal and interest when due:
And notice is hereby further given
that said Mortgagee will sell the property
conveyed by said Mortgage, at Public
Auction, at the front entrance of the
Court House, in Wailuku, County ol
Maui, Territory of Hawaii, on Saturday,
the 21st day of January, A. D. 191 1, at
the hour of twelve noon of said day.
JOSE V. MACIKL, '
Mortgagee.
Dated at Wailuku, Maui, December
loth, 1910.
The property described in said Mort
gage, and to be sold as aforesaid, being:
All those certain lots, pieces and par
cels of land situate in Iao Valley, .n said
Wailuku, bounded and described as
follows:
(a) Portion of Apaua 2, Land Com
mission Award 418 to Halualani;
(b) Portion of Apana 2, Land Com
mission Award 490 to Hapaweuweu;
(c) Portion of Land to J. D. ilave-
kost, in the Hi of Puakea, Keoneula,
Iao;
The metes and bounds of said three
pieces of land as a whole being as
follows:
Beginning at a point three feet inside
the tenet, the East angle of this lot, and
running: '
S. 66.1-20 W., 9.00 Chains along road
and Konohiki;
N. 85.3-4 W., 3.20 Chains along Ko
nohiki; N. 30 E., .68 Chains along alley-way
to Kamaka;
9. 86 E., 1.97 Chains along Ka
maka; S. 74-1-4 E., 1.20 Chains along Poa
lima; N. 7.1-4 0 W., 1.81 Chains along Ka
maka; '
West, .29 Chains along Ka
maka;
S. 70 W., .38 Chains along Ka
maka;
N. 60 W., 2.88Chainsalong Ka
maka' to three feet
' . above junction of ditch
to Kaima auwai;
N. 88.1-3 E., 5.02 Chains along
South side of ditch; .
N. 80.1-2 0 E., 2.08 Chains along
same;
S- 79-1-2 E-, 2.97 Chains along
same;
S. 70 E., .70 Chains along
same;
N. 84.1-2 E., 1.30 Chains along Ko
nohiki and across the
Government Road to
the initial point, and
containing area of 3.-164-1000
Acres; area of
one Poalima, 6-100
Acre; area of a portion
of Napela Apana, 83-100
Acre; exact area
3.074-1000 Acres; the
said described premises
' being a portion of the
lands conveyed to said
Mortgagor by deed of
Dorcas R. Decker, dat
ed May 17, 1907, and
recorded iu the Regis
try of Deeds, in Hono
lulu, Oahu, in Liber
291, folios 321 et seq.
(d) One piece of land in Land Com
mission Award 406 to Napela, and Apana
8 of said Land Commission Award 406 to
Napela, containing an area of 3-100 of an
Acre; the same being a portion of the
lands conveyed to said Mortgagor by
deed of Dorcas R. Decker, dated Febru
ary 6, 1907, and recorded in said Registry
of Deeds, in Liber 287, folios 287 et seq.
ror runner particulars apply to jolin
M. Vivas, Attorney for the Mortgagee.
at his office in Wailuku, Maui.
Dec. 17, 24, 31, Jan. 7, 14. ,
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Hooliiha a ka Ilea Paa Moral I
no ke Panlku ame Kuat.
Mainuli o kekahi mana kuai iloko o
kela Moraki i hanaia e Polly Kalua, wa
hine mare a John W. Kalua, Mea Moraki,
ia Jose V. Maciel, Mea Paa Moraki, ma
ka la to o Iulai, M. H. 1908, a i kopeia
ma ke Keena Kakau Kope, ma Honolulu,
Oahu, ina ka Buke 301, aoao 371 a pela
aku, ke hoolaliaia aku nei ua makemake
ka mea paa Moraki e paniku i ua moraki
'la no ka uhakiia o na aelike, oia hoi, ka
uku oleia o ke kumupaa ame ka uku
panee i ka manawa e ukuia ai:
A ke boolaha pu ia aku nei no hoi e
kuai ana ua mea paa moraki 'la i ka wai
wai i hooliloia ma ua moraki 'la, ma ke
Kudala akea, ma ka puka kotno o ka
Hale Hookolokolo, ma Wailuku, Kalana
o Maui, Teritori o Hawaii, ma ka Poaono,
la at o Ianuari, M. H. 1911, ma ka bora
umikumamalua awakea o ua la Ma.
JOSE V. MACIEL,
Mea Paa Moraki.
Hanaia ma Wailuku, Maui, Dekemaba
7. 1910.
O ka waiwai i hoakakaia maloko o ua
moraki 'la, a e kuaiia aku ana e like me
ia maluna a'e, penei:
O kela mau apana aina e waiho Ma ma
ke awawa o Iao, Wailuku i oleloia, penei
na palena ame ka hoakaka ana:
(a) Mahele o Apana 2, Kuleana Helu
418 ia Halualani;
(b) Mahele o Apana 2, Kuleana Helu
490 ia Hapaweuweu;
(c) Mahele o ka aiua ia J. D. Have-
kost, ma ka Hi o Puakea, Keoneula, Iao;
Ka moe ana ame na palena' o ua mau
apana aina Ma ekolu i huipuia penei noia:
E hoomaka ma ke kiko ekolu kapuai
maloko o ka pa, ke kihi Hikina o keia
apana, a e holo ana:
Hema 66.1-2 0 Koni., 9.00 Kaulahao
ma ke Alanui ame Ko
nohiki; Akau 85.3-4 Kom., 3.20 Kaulahao
ma Konohiki;
Akau 3 Hik., .68 Kaulahao
A ma ke ala-liilii a hikl
ia Kamaka;
Hema 86 Hik., 1.97 Kaulahao
ma Kamaka;
Hema 74. 1-4 0 Hik., 1.20 Kaulahao
ma Poalima; -Akau
7.1-4 0 Kom., 1.81 Kaulahao
ma Kamaka;
Kom. .29 Kaulahao
ma Kamaka;
Hema 7 Kom., .38 Kaulahao
ma Kamaka;
Akau 60 Kom., 2.88 Kaulahao
ma Kamaka a hikl i
ekolu kapuai maluna o
ka huina o ka auwai ia
Kaima auwai;
Akau 88. 1-3 Hik., 5.02 Kaulahao
ma ka aoao Hema o ka
auwai;
Akau 80. 1.2 Hik., 2.08 Kaulahao
ma ia aoao no;
Hema 79.1-2 Hik., 2.97 Kaulahao
ma ia aoao no;
Hema 70 Hik., .70 Kaulahao
ma ia aoao no;
Akau 84.1-2 Hik., 1.30 Kaulahao
ma Konohiki a a'e ma
.- kela aoao o ke Alanui
Aupuui a hiki i kahi i
hoomaka'i, a nona ka
Hi o 3. 164-1000 Eka;
ili o hookahi Poalima,
6-100 Eka; ili o kekahi
mahele o ka Apana o
Napela, 83-100 Eka; Ili
oiaio 3.074-1000 Eka; a
oia no hoi kekahi ona
aina i hooliloia i ka
mea moraki - ma ka pa
lapala kuai a Dorcas R.
Decker, i hanaia Mei
17, 1907, a i kopeia ma
, ke Keena Kakau Kope .
ma Honolulu, Oahu,
ma ka Buke 291, aoao
321 a pela aku.
(d) Hookahi apana aina iloko o ke
Kuleana Helu 406 ia Napela, ame Apana
8 o ua Kuleana Helu 406 Ma ia Napela,
nona na 111 o 5-100 una; a 01a no kekahi
o na apana aina 1 hooliloia i ka mea
moraki ma ka palapala kuai a Dorcas R.
Decker, i hanaia Feberuari 6, 1907, a i
kopeia ma ke Keena Kakau Kope i olelo
ia, ma ka Buke 287, aoao 287 a pela aku.
No na mea i koe e ninau ia John M.
Vivas, L010 o ka mea paa moraki, ma
kona keena, ma Wailuku, Maui.
Dekemaba 17, 24, 31, Ianuari 7, 14.
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