Reserves, those certain pieces of government and privately owned
land in the Districts of Waianae and Waialue, Island of Cahu, which
may be described roughly as being the upper ends of the valleys
bearing thoge nemes and the rauka part of the government land of
Kuaokala, and containing respectively areas of 1010 acres, 4716
acres and 434 acres, more or less, in the Districts of Vaianee and
Waialua, City and County Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of
Hawaii, more particularly described by and on maps made by the
Government Survey Department of the Territory of Hawaii, which said
maps are now on file in the said Survey Department marked respect-
ively Government Survey Registered maps No 2535, "Nanakuli Forest
Reserve, "No. 2407 "akua-Keaau Forest Reserve," and No. 2532 "Kuao-
kala Forest Reserve," and descriptions accompanying the same, number-
ed respectively C. S. 3. Nos. 2366, 2396 and 2364, which said descrip-
tions now on file in the said Survey Department are as follows:

NANAKULI FOREST RESERVE

Waianae, Oahu.

C.S.F. No. 2366

Beginning at Government Survey Trig. Station "Manawahua" on

the ridge separating the lands of Nanakuli and Honouliuli, as shown on Government Survey Registered Map No. 2535, and running by true

ezimuths:

1.

Along down the ridge separating the lands of Nanakuli and Honou-
liuli to an iron pipe at the West corner
of the proposed Honouliuli Forest Reserve
the direct azimuth and distance being
67° 081 4420.0 feet;

231° 26'
5'30" 2179.0 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest
reserve monument on spur;

2.

3.

202° 46'

5.

97° 07' 1970.0 feet along Kanakuli pasture lend to a pipe on

6.

215° 02' 30"

7.

308° 19' 30"

8.

9.

end of spur;

2642.0 feet along anakuli pasture land to a
pipe on end of apur;

1108.5 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a
forest reserve monument on spur;

251° 24' 1784.7 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a pipe on

209° 14' 30"

small spur;

1452.8 feet along Kanakuli pasture land to a pipe on small spur;

10. 224° 59' 1094.0 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest reserve monument on sxall spur;

1018.0 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest reserve monument on small spur; 1118.4 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest reserve monument on spur;

11. 132° 03' 30"

12. 92° 49' 13. 145° 39'

14. 85° 50' 30"

2333.8 feet along Nanakuli pastre land to a pipe on small sput;

1263.5 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest reserve monument on small spur;

15. 38° 09' 30" 19730 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to a forest reserve monument on spur;

16. 66° 43' 4785.0 feet along Nanakuli pasture land to Helezkala Peak on the ridge separating the lands of Nanakuli and Lualualei, said peak being the South corner of the Lualualei Forest Reserve;

17. Thence up along the ridge separating the lands of Nanakuli and Lualualei, along the Lualualei Forest Reserve, the direct azimuth and distance being 226° 58' 30" 6176.4 feet;

18. Thence still up along the ridge separating the lands of Nanakuli

and Lualualei, along the Lualualei

Forest Reserve, to a peak called Palikea,
at the intersection of the ridges forming
the boundaries of the lands of Lualuale1.
Nanakuli and Honouliuli, the direct
azimuth and distance being 267° 10'
6280.0 feet;

19. Thence down along the ridge separating the lands of Hanakuli and

Konouliuli, along the proposed Honou

liuli forest reserve, the direct azimuth and distance being 350 25' 4505.0 feet to a peak called Launa Kapu;

20.

the

Thence still dom along the ridge separating the lands of Mana-
kuli and Honoulfuli, along the pro-
posed Honouliuli Forest Reserve,
direct azimuth and distance being
22° 31' 6219.0 feet to the point of
beginning.

Area 1010 Acres.

MAKJA-KEAAU FOFEST RESERVE.

District of Waianae

Island of Oahu

C. S. F. No. 2396.

Beginning at a 1 inch pipe at the base of pali on the boundary between Keaau and Makaha, the coordinates of said pipe referred to Government Survey rig. Station "Kepuhi being 2278.5 feet North and 462.0 feet West, and the true azimuth to a in coral rock at sea on the boundary between Keaau and Wakahe being 69° 58' distance 1263.7 feet, as shown on Government Survey Registered Kap No. 2407, and running by true azimuths:

1. Along the base of the pali to a 1 inch pipe on rocky ledge, the direct azimuth and distance being 192° 13' 2926.0 feet;

12. Thence along base of pali crossing 10-akua boundary to a 1 in spur in Lakua Valley,

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247° 37' 274° 46'

of fence;

Thence along fence and wall, the direct azimuth and distance
being 179° 46' 915.0 feet;

346.0 feet on spur to a 1 inch pipe;

5052.8 feet to a 1 inch pipe;

25.

70° 11'

70° 50'

30" 3632.0 feet to a 1 inch pipe on spur;

Thence across Kahanahaiki along the base of pali ta a + on solid

rock on the boundary between Keawaula
and Kahanahaiki, the direct azimuth
and distance being: 135° 33' 3868.0
feet;

26. Thence up center of ridge along Keawaula, and thence along cen

27.

ter of the main Waianae Range along
Kuaokala, Kealia, Kawaihapai, and
Mokuleia, to the junction of the Makua,
Hokuleia, and Kakaha boundaries, the
direct aximuth and distance being:-
295 00' 23320.0 feet;

Thence down center of ridge dividing Makaha and Keaau to the

Beginning at Government Survey Trig. Station "akakoa" and

AND as provided by law, subject to the existing leases, I do hereby SET APART as the Nanakuli Forest Reserve that portion of the Government land of Nanakuli (1010 acres) that lies within the metes and bounds of the above described Nanakuli Forest Reserve; as parts of the Kakua-Keaau Forest Reserve those portions of the government lands of Keaau (1850 acres), akua (1556 acres) and Kahanahaiki (970 acres), altogether an area of 4376 acres, more or less, that lie within the metes and bounds of the above described Hakua-Keaau Forest Reserve; and as the Kunokala Forest Reserve those portions of the government lands of Kuaokala (Kaena) and Keawaula (434 acres)