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 110 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 42. 1921. 1¤¤·¤¤¤fK·¤•*· (5) On the island of Kauai: Upper land of Waimea, above the cultivated sugar cane lands, in the district of Waimea (fifteen thousand acres, more or less); and Moloaa (two thousand five hundred acres, more orllesp), and Anahola and- Kamalomalo (five thousand acres more or ess . ‘ ¤¢l£ii°l•£•l°1i°i°h°lii§l°°°°d Sec. 204. Upon the passage of this Act all available lands shall . immediately assume the status of Hawaiian home lands and be under the control of the commission to  used and disposed of m accord- _ ance with the provisions of this title, except that- __ ¤,‘§§§?§l°“ ‘°' °'“ (1) For a penod of fivetylears after the first meeting of the Hawaiian Homes Commissiloln only ose lands situaglpn thedislianpl of Mololgeaié which are artic ar y n in p 1 an o section hereof; Wgmanu, in the district   Keaaukaha, in the district of South Hilo; and Panaewa, Waiakea, m the district of { mn South Hilo, island of Hawaii, shall be available for_usc and disposition mlgmihzrhu to by saidcommission under the provisions of this title and none of the $‘j"““"“ °‘ °‘”"  available lands named in said section 203 shall, after the expiration of the said five-year period, be leased, used, or otherwise disposed of by the commission under the provisions of this title, except by further authorization of Congress and_with the written km mt, approval of the Secretary of the Interior of the United States. em. m` gz) In case any available land is under lease at the time of the passage of this Act such land shall not assume the status of Hawaiian wm withdrawal ome lands until the lease expires or the commissioner of public uma. lands withdraws the lands from the operation of the lease. f the "°"·i’·*"· land is covered by a lease containing a withdrawal clause as provided in subdivision (d) of section 73. of the Hawaiian Organic ct, the commissioner of public lands shall withdraw such lands from the operation of the lease whenever the commission with the approval Fa mm mm of the Secretary of the Interior gives notice to him that the comian: or community mission is_ of the opinion that the ands are  by it for leasing "'}§,"f;· as authorized by the provisions of section 207, or for a community P<¤¤»1>·112· pasture as provided in section 211 of this title. Such withdrawal 4 shall be hel to be for a public  within the meaning of that germ as used in subdivision (d) o section 73 of the Hawaiian Organic ct. _ ,,,,’§‘§?§§‘§,' §,°‘,,,°‘?$i°"" (3) In case any land isto be selected bynhhe commission out of a largpr area of available lands, such land s not assume the status of awanan home lands until the commission, with the approval of Secretary of the interior, makes the selection and gives notice thereof “"‘° ‘°"‘“‘°"‘ to the commissioner of public lands. The commission shall give such notice withm_ three years after the expiration of the Eve-year period referred to in waph 1 of this section. Any such notice umwm on db given thereafter shall eemed invalid and of no effect. KT! ct mums Sec. 205. Available lands shall be sold or leased onl (1) in the ‘ manner and for the purposes set out in this title, or (2; as may be necessary to complete any valid_ agreement of sale or lease in effect at the time of the passage of this Act; except that such limitations shall not app; to the unselected portions of lands from which the commission made a selection and `ven notice thereof, or failed so to select and give notice within tg; time limit, as provided in Pom of mu 0m_ paragraph (3) of section 204 of this title. ciatsdgtzder mm. xmas Sec. 206. The powers and duties of the governor, the commissioner '°“ ‘ of public lands, and the board of (public lands, in respect to lands of the Territory, shall not exten to lands ha the status of mm pmumcd to Hawaiian home lands, except as specifically provid:§ in this title. mavsmwsusss. Sno; 207. (a)_ The commission is authorized to lease to native P°"·P‘ *22** Hawauans the right to the use and occupancy of a tract of Hawaiiall home lands within the following acreage limits: 1 ((2 Not less than twenty nor more than eighty acres of agricultural an ; or