The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15


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sirs aslsa RESTS is Ease ca the ssa- On the
rga3 slsrg sAs sJee = the valley I saw ser
sral dad srazss trses ass ss=s I've natives.
( vss seemed t. belong % tie Pszisla order.
lz they very bzvaSfzs u zoas vii. shabby
: azs vicsezs lseSias hsrses n brsak-uSek
I stv1s-
1sessasd cut q the valley. o. TO beau
it'll elevs,ed rlsir. thas would make an ex-
csiiszt sugar plantation. ard could Be Uaser-
81 frozi the A5ahola river. he mountain
vail Of TIE A1anola spur, bounded II % the
. lsft, tAs ocsau atAe risat- PIssiuE s;ose
val. erected in TINES past b HIS Honor The
Judge. I cane On TO 4 tract q land, known
81 school b7d, which lad been sold By the
Jutge, 70 an association Of natives, who bad
pllcet Cattle upoc II. bgils several eouforta-
BE f-1ae houses. and were otherwise i'm
Provts, Il, except IN one rarticular-they
wers sessrcyt1E the forest that clothed the
1oCEtzi1 sides, aud SslIiug it for e-woOd
n llokia< AZ this tract Of sous tour thousand
acres. thus divided 1uo1S one hundred pro
pciesors, I fsls convinced that il would be
decidedly advant4<sou< 20 the prosperity Of
these Islands, 10 divide the large ahggga4s in
the sane manner, suozS native ard other
rrvVrissors. It would give then EACH L
ho1e-41 interest il the sou. and stimulate
them 70 industry. 70 make Substantial in
Pr0vsusnts- Il would make more tu6speud-
eat Subjects. L1t adj TO the gensral wealth
Of the country- Such aszoei4tiou< should be
encouraged ard the large tracts sold 10
actual settlers
PISsias by more dad forests. I stood GU
the hl-h table Ind -har ovsriooks NoIoaa
Talley- Here < deep ditch aud subauk-
ue1I Of ausiezt appearances, the use OF which
could not define There i 70 tradition
preserved Of lis uses, and coujectG-e vas
oa@sd, aud reluctantly gave up the point.
Dsscsuti-g 1 ziE-aE path, the stream vas
crossed, the z4E-Gil passed, that had been
<uch IN iucubuz o. the property Of BsrtIe-
uIn, seni0r. ard ascending the ridge on the
opposite side had tie pleasure Of greeting
g Il BerrlsmaH1, ESD, and crrEratElIriuE
hin @ the 4esUi>i-io1 Of his beautiful bride,
VITO appeared osaliuz and radiant with
smiles 1lr BsrtIeu1uu has couusudiuz
Position With 4 6Is 7isE Of u0uutIinz ard
sea, extensive Erazi-g An5s and slaughter
hczss< admiralty arranged for the business
The district Of e1zHrry fruu this point 70
EIIazsa s the most fertile and best situated
IN thz Island Tie sgrflee : gently gudu-
h-i1z and diversified EI-h woodland AID
die, EhII- The sol : Of the richest ch1r1c-
ter It gave sTi5s1ce Of Slrusr czit5vztioa
ard PopCl4ii0u- Il th=rs vere marks of old
i-ri-L-iHg Clz1ls- and uzuy orzuze, z14vz
ard bcslt-fr-i. Tres struggling ue-isc-
ted G10uE the aid Iz5izo and forest growth
n the Hsigaborh0od Of the church there are
zoOs uatiEs dwellings, 4zd fsE IN the deep
gis1= toward the sea bat the Dwellings ars
f=E and kIr between 4 fresh rziu lad made
tie road slippery, and re rolling zzII0p Of
NJ ELILLEr s-ss6 Us s5usEhat diversified
y lateral and Siding motion before I arri-
Tsd within h-ariug q the 1lzic Of the falls
q The Asking waters a the WaioII river,
and rz5zest zP a. the ruraI rZsiteuce Of Chs
TIraozb- ESQ, Il EHaz=a- A. this 4 one
Ct the finest aad bs<s si;u1rsd tracts II the
HE=1Eaa I=L1zdz- =hEe an enjoying
the ever refreshing and gr1tifyizg prospect,
I III leave y09 EEEE ~ usu
Yours ever,
BLrTZ
Hos0Lr1u D1Ec7ozL-Es we're favored
y a cry Of IT, H1z0lzia Directory and