Waihona Aina

.... Commission Award 7711, Apana 3 to Kaiheekai;
7. 225° 00' 51.0 feet along Land Commission Award 7711, Apana 3 to Kaiheekai;
8. 317° 10' 159.8 feet along Grant 309 to Kekauai;
9. 55° 50' 148.5 feet along Land Commission Award 2871, Apana 3 to Kaneoalii;
10. 57° 30' 176.9 feet along Land Commission Award 6729, Apana 1, Mahele 2 to Maluo for Kamauoha;
11. 329° 30' 32.3 feet along Land Commission Award 6729, Apana 1, Mahele 2 to Maluo for Kamauoha;
12. 62° 34' 294.4 feet along Land Commission Award 1001, Apana 1 to Keaweluaole; 6729 Apana 1 to Malu and 2538, Apana 1 to Umiumi to a concrete post, marked [left blank] mauka side of road;
13. 140° 48' 128.0 feet along road to the point of beginning;
Area 2.60 acres.
(Signed) George F. Wright, Surveyor
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
July 20th, 1916
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Attached hereto and made a part hereof is a map or tracing showing all of the natural features permanent or other marks along said boundary lines as well as the bearings and distances of each course given in said description of survey and such other data taken from field notes as will make it practicable to reestablish any boundary mark or point that may become lost or destroyed.
Dated, Honolulu, Territory of Hawai, this 4th day of April 1917
(Signed) W.O. Smith, Signed) E.F. Bishop, (Signed) A.F. Judd) Trustees under the will and of the Estate of Bernice P. Bishop, deceased

Lot 4, from page 142
Beginning at the East corner of Land Commission Award 2871, Apana 3 to Kaneoalii on the boundary of this lot, the coordinates of this point referred to Government Survey Triangulation "Laina" are 7552.0 feet South and 2128.0 feet West, and running by true azimuths:

1. 224° 10' 56.8 feet along Grant 309 to Kekauai; crossing road;
2. 288° 00' 59.4 feet along Grant 309 to Kekauai;
3. 195° 00' 31.0 feet along Grant 309 to Kekauai;
4. 270° 30' 54.8 feet along Grant 309 to Kekauai;
5. 243° 00' 85.8 feet along Grant 310 to Wm. Ap. Jones;
6. 284° 00' 146.5 feet along Grant 310 to Wm. Ap. Jones;
7. 6° 10' 123.0 feet along Land Commission Award 10667, Apana 1 to Pikanele;
8. 83° 05' 325.6 feet along Land Commission Award 7269, Apana 3 to Auwaa and Land Commission Award 493, Apana 1 to Kalalakoa crossing road
9. 148° 00' 9.2 feet along Land Commission Award 6441, Apana 1 to Keokeo;
10. 58° 00' 36.0 feet along Land Commission Award 6441, Apana 1 to Keokeo;
11. 134° 50' 85.2 feet along Land Commission Award 7269, Apana 1 to Auwaa;
12. 221° 30' 80.0 feet along Land Commission Award 2871, Apana 3 to Kaneoalii to the point of beginning.
Area 1.25 acres exclusive of 20 foot road having an area of 0.07 Acre
(Signed) George F. Wright, Surveyor.
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
July 20th 1916
[margin note:] 6100 425

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Honolulu, April 25, 1917
On this date was filed with me the following letter and a certified copy of Royal Patent 4475
(Copy)
Holmes & Olson, Attorneys at Law
Honolulu, Hawaii, April 25, 1917
Mr. M.D. Monsarrat, Commissioner of boundaries for the Second Judicial Circuit of the Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu
Dear Sir,
We hand you herewith for filing certified copy of Royal Patent 4475 to be attached as an exhibit to the petition of William O. Smith, E. Faxon Bishop, A.F. Judd, A.W. Carter and William Williamson, Trustees under the Will and of the Estate of Bernice P. bishop, deceased to have the boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Paunau decided and certified to by you.
Yours Truly
(signed) Holmes & Olson, per C.R. Bartlett

Notes.
From certified copy of Royal Patent 4475
The Royal Patent shows that it was issued by name on the Land of Paunau, Lahaina, Maui
Royal Patent is on Land Commission Award 7713 to V. Kamamalu.
The Royal Patent is Apana 26 in Paunau, and also covers a large number of other lands awarded to Victoria Kamamalu. The various lands are called Apanas of Royal Patent 4475.
Copy of the certificate on the certified copy of Royal Patent 4475
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of Royal Patent No. 4475, Land Commission award No. 7713 to V. Kamamalu as recorded on pages 405 and 406 in Volume 1`8 of Book of Royal Patents on file in the office of the Commissioner of Public Lands.
(Signed) B.G. Rivenburgh, Commissioner of Public Lands
(Seal)
Land Office, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
April 19th 1917
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Honolulu, April 25th 1917
On the above date Mr. P.R. Bartlett of the firm of Holmes and Olson (attorneys for the Trustees of the B.P. Bishop Estate) called on me and made a request that the date of hearing be not set until a time could be fixed by the trustees to suit them and the commissioner. Said request was granted.

Honolulu, June 27, 1917
Having waited for over two months for word from the trustees of the B.P. Bishop as to the time for hearing of their above petition and no word from them having reached me to date, I therefore return this record book to the office of the Commissioner of Public Lands on the above date.
M.D. Monsarrat, Commissioner of Boundaries for the Second Judicial Circuit

Costs to date
Services $10.00, Recording 6600 words 16.50; Total $26.50

Honolulu, October 2nd, 1917
On this date Antonio Perry and Holmes & Olson, attorneys for the trustees of the B.P. Bishop Estate withdrew the application (on page 131) filed April 4 1917 as there had been no action taken on said petition.
M.D. Monsarrat, Commissioner of Boundaries for the 2nd Judicial Circuit[see part 2]