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Proclamation
- orest KeHcrve on the
Mnlokni, County of
Islnnd
Maui,
Territory of lljtwjill.
Cmler niul liy virtue of the nuthority
vested in nie 1y the provisions of Chapter
J.S of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, ns ntn-
cmk'd by Act 65 of the Session Laws of i
19H.V and 1 Act 4 of the Session l.avsof I
IVI.7, and ol e.ery other powir nie hen
uil'.o en dddin, 1, Walter 1". I rear, Guv-
ernor of Hawaii, with the approval of a
majority of the Hoard of Comtnis'-ioiiers
Agriculture and Forestry, having held
the hearing of which notice has been duly
given as in said acts provided, do hereby
RIvCOMMIiND and Al'l'ROVKasa For
est Reserve to he called the "MOLOKAI
FORKST RF.SKRVF." those eertaiir
pieces of government and privately owned
land on the Island of Molikai, which may
lie described roughly as King on the
higher levels of the mountains above
a line varying in elevation from 15(10
to 2(100 feet that circles the eastern half
a! the island, and containing; an ar ea of
11,674 acres, more or less, on the Island
of Molokai, County of Maui, . '1'erritory of
Hawaii, more particularly described by
and on a map made in July, 191-!, by the
C.ovemincnl Survey Department of the
Territory of Hawaii, which said map is
now on fde in the said Survey Depart
ment, marked ''Molokai Forest Reserve",
and a description accompanying the
same, numbered C. S. F. 2235, which
said description, now on fde in the said
Survey Department, is as follows:
Heginning at a point in the land of
Iloli on the top of the pali, said point be
ing lne rvortli oi Lovernmcni Mirvey
Trig, Station "I'uu Olelo";
1. Thence 3300 feet more or less, due
South across the lands of Iloli and
Kahanui (Grant 2709, L. C. A. 7755)
to Government Survey Trig. Station
"I'uu Olelo" in the land of Naiwa;
Thence 2000 feet more or less, in a
Southwesterly direction across the
lands of Naiwa. and Kahanui (L-. C.
A. 7755) to a point on the boundary
of Kahanui (L. C. A. 7755) and Ka
lamaula; Thence 60 feet, more or less, in a
Southwesterly direction along the
boundary between Kahanui (t,. C. A.
7755 and Kalamaula.
Thence 2400 feet, more or less, in a
Southwesterly direction along the
boundary between Kahanui (L,. C. A.
7755) and Kalamaula;
Thence 3400 feet, more or less, in a
Southwesterly direction along the
boundary between Kahanui (L. C. A.
7755) and Kalamaula to where the
forest fence begins;
Thence 1000 feet more or less in a
Southerly direction along forest fence
across the land of Kalamaula;
Thence 2000 feet more or less, m an
Easterly direction along forest fence
across the land of Kalamaula;
Thence 3000 feet, more or less, in a
Southeasterly direction along forest
fence across the land of Kalamaula;
Thence 2250 feet, more or less, m a
Southeasterly direction across the
land of Kalamaula along the forest
fence.
Thence 3300 feet, more or less, in a
Southeasterly direction across the
land of Kalamaula along the orest
fence to a point on the boundary of
Kalamuala and Kauuakakai
11. Thence 16,300 feet, more or less, in a
general Southeasterly direction across
the lands of Kauuakakai. Kapaakea,
Kamiloloa 1 and 2, Makakupaia Mau
ka and Makakupaia Makai and along
the forest fence to a point which is
2S00 feet directly South of Govern
ment Survey Trig. Station "Maka
kupaia" in the land of Makakupaia
Makai;
12. Thence 10,600 feet, more or less, in a
Southeasterly direction across the
lands of Makakupaia and Kawela,
along the forest fence;
13. Thence 4000 feet, more or less, across
the land of Kawela along the forest
fence to a point on the boundary of
Kawela and Mokolelau, said point
being 4400 feet, more or less, South
west of Government Survey Trig.
Station "I'uu Kolekole";
14.
I hence 2.VHJ feet, more or less, in a
Southeasterly direction across the
land of Mokolelau to the head of the
land of Kapuaokoolau;
15.
Thence 8500 feet, more or less, in nil
Ivasterly direction across the land of
Kamalo to a point on the ridge on the
Kaslcrn boundary of Kamalo, said
point being 2000 feet South of Gov
eminent Survev Trig. Station ''Ka-
apahu";
16. Thence 9100 feet, more or less, in
general Southwesterly direction
across the lands of Kapualei, Kumu
eli, Wnwaia, l'uaahalu, Kaainola am
Keawanui to a point 1000 feet South
of Government Survey Trig. Station
'"Oliiauui" on the last named land
17. Thence 9300 feet, more or less, in
general Northeasterly direction across
the lauds of Keawauui, West Ohia
HastOhia, Manawai, Ka'hananu, Uala
pue and Kuluaaha to a point 500 feet
more or less, South of Governmen
Survey I rig. station Kaluaaha on
the last named land.
18.
Thence 5600 feet, more or less, in
general Northeasterly direction across
the lands of Kaluaaha, Mapulehu
and the Hi of l'uuaula to Govern
ment Survey Trig. Station "I'ukoo
19. Thence 3000 feet, more or less, in a
general Northeasterly direction across
the lands of I'ukoo, Grant 1135 Ap
aua 3, Kupeke nnd Ahaino 1 to Gov
ernment Survey Trig. Station "Aha
ino" on the boundary between Aha- :
ino 1 and 2;
20. Thence SJ.SO feet, more or less, in a
general Northeasterly direction across '
the lands of Ahaino 2 and Honinuni
to liie he id of the land of KamaU'ini.
thence continuing in the same direc
tion across the lands of Kawaikapu,
Kainalu, 1'uelelu, runiuoliua 2 and
l'uniuohua 1 to Government Survey
Trig. Station "Waialua" on the West
boundary of Waialua;
21. Thence SI 00 feet, more or less, in a
Northeasterly direction across the
lands of Waialua, Moanui and Hono
uliwai to Government Survey Trig.
Station , 'Moanui";
22. Thence 5200 feet, more or less, in a
Northeasterly direction across the
lands of Honoiiliwai, 1 fotiouliiualoo,
l.upelnt, I'oliakupili and Moakea to a
point on a small peak a short distance
South by Fast of Government Survey
Trig Station "Halawa";
23. Thence 4050 feet, more or less, con
tinuing on the same Northeasterly
line across the lands of Moakea, Keo
pukautikii and Keopukaloa to a point
on the edge of the pali of Halawa
called Koholua;
24, Thence 5400 feet, more or less, in a
Northwesterly direction across Hala
wa Valley to Government Survey
Trig. Station ''Kawaikapu";
5. Thence 3 150 feet, more or less, in a
Northerly direction to the Govern
ment Survey Trig. Station "Apuu";
Thence 650 feet, more or less, in the
same direction to the sea coast;
Thence along the sea coast to the
boundary between Halawa and Wai
lau; 28. Thence along the sea coast to the
boundary between Wailua and I'ele
kunu;
29. Thence along the sea coast to the
boundary between l'elekunu and
Waikolu;
30. Thence along the sea coast to the
boundary betweeu Waikolu and
Kalawao;
31. Thence along the boundary between
Waikolu and Kalawao to the top of
pali, being the intersection of the
boundaries of Waikolu, Kahanui
(Grant 3437) and Kalawao;
32. Thence along the top of pali between
the boundaries of Kahanui (Grant
and Kalawao to the Southwest corner
of Kalawao;
33. Thence along the top of pali between
the boundaries of Kalawao and Kaha
nui (Grant 3539 to Meyer) to'a point
between the boundaries of Kalawao
and Makanalua called Alae;
34. Thence along the top of the pali be
tween the boundaries of Kahanui
(Grant 3539 to Meyer) and Makaua
lua to a point due East from the
boundaries of Kalamaula and Kaha
nui on the Westerly boundary of Ma
kanalua;
35. Thence due West across the Waiha
nau Valley to the Westerly boundary
of Makanalua and the boundary
point between Kalamaula and Ka
hauui;
36 Thence along the top of the pali be
tween the boundaries of Makanalua
and Kahanui to a point between the
boundary of Makanalua and Kalau
papa called Iliilika;
37. Thence along the top or the pali
along Kalau papa to the point of be
ginning;
Containing an area of 44,674 acres.
Excepting and reserving therefrom all
the cultivated or agricultural land in the
valleys ,of Halawa, Wailau, I'ulekunu
and Waikolu, and all lands in Wai
kolu and Makanalua that may be used
or required for public purposes, and all
flat laud along the shore at the foot of
the bluff; also, on the privately owned
lands of Mapulehu, Kainalu and l'uniuo
hua iand 2, such areas of grazing land
as may lie between the forest line herein
described and forest fences now existing
or to be constructed by the owners of
those lands.
NI), as provided by law. subject to
the existing leases, I do hereby SKT
APART as parts of the Molokai Forest
Reserve those jxirtions of the Govern
ment lands known as Kalamaula (1621
acres), Kapaakea (220 acres), Kamiloloa
(490 acres), Kamiloa 2 s5o acres, Maka
kupaia uiauka 490 acres, l'uaahala 163
acres, Knst Ohia 220 acres Kaiiaiianui
r 1 82 acres!. Ualamie TiQ4 acres, I'ukoo
124 acres, Ahaino 96 acres, Honouh
wai 378 acres, and Wailau 8540 acres;
on the Island of Molokai, altogether an
area of 13,268 acres, more or less, that lie
ithin the metes and bounds of the
above described Molokai Forest Reserve.
In Witness Whkrkof, I have here
unto set niv hand and caused the Great
Seal of the Territory of Hawaii to be af
fixed.
DONK at the Capitol in Honolulu, this
nth day of SeptemberA. I)., 1912.
W. F. FRKAR,
Governor of Hawaii,
By the Governor,
F,. A. MOTT-SMITII,
Secretary of Hawaii,
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