The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

meeting HOUSES NtlS aioch ~ Az tNAo toe Nte ~
stone Which they row occaPy, but they wen
vel 6aed. the people being much more runner
oss shSa they are at pSeseas as l shall show .ess
an thVosSA,
Saturday, October - about noon. accompanied
by Mrs. Greea aud Master Frank Grcen. our son
q eight years are len horae with the sassisn d
speaaiuy the SaSh4,h =, Haelo, Mrs, 6rsu
had never VISITED the place ard she desired 10
Sc the scenery ia llsa,aksS, lSok down the n.
vines which Ne woaii oroSS On oer way. and tx.
ANIME the cascades Of which there arr maay
usae 0vr rad and in The vicinity 81 Hselo. Ia
croSSins HaSip O. HAlshsk6 gslch some two
u,l,es irou lie SEA. we iocnd that an excellent
rad had lately been made under The snperintead,
+ e,ce q NJ, Paowaias- What eject the late
siorul bad 81 this rad have We, To learn. As
. the rise Of the stream Whjch ne here followed on
car way - Huslo reosercd it dangerous to at.
I ;ea,r; On car way h0ne On TreS5ay. November
Isl, Whether bridge cosl3 he throwa ac7oss
. this strsau which woald stand the riSs Of water
Al such a liue as tins. ;hjek somsWha, doubt.
tal The scenery al0st HakspS Is exceedingly
grand. We had ample tine IN descendinr into
ravias. crossing the sirssn and ascending 10 the
o,her side. 10 gaze On Tie subEuity aud beauty
q cascade, PVeciPics aHa lsxario-s Vegetation on
on every SIDE On u.ehius tie TOP Of the
r-ec;pics, We fosod Mr. Paouaias waiting our ar-
p-oaoh. sod be accompanied Is 10 Huslo. ana
entertained Us able them a, his own house. lie
: beS,owlog uscA ,iu,e aud iAoasa, On the roats
through tins part q MAsi. II he Is sparei aud
encouraged in this worS. We shall. IN few years.
have pasSabie reads ioub, uo,-I mean frorn
Makauao to Hselo seetinshouse. OF the pros,
Peo,s, roA3-wi>e. beyond Hselo and through Koo-
,4a. I have nothing 70 say Al present, II spared.
I may a. Souae future tine extend NY travels as
i4- = Hsauze or Haus. and viii give you the
results q M observation.
The next streams ne crossed were at Honopou
ard Hol2wa. smaller than Kahalebaku. bu, neither
% thea f4I in the 3ryeS, season that have
knowa a, the Islands, Mr. Charles Copp has his
.sSiaeuoe ue4r one og these streams. aud manu-
fe;arss pa or srTo~-,oo, Of an excellent quality.
The potato grous abaudantly in the nei-hbor-
bod q the usili aud through the entire district.
Formerly. the pe0pe Ct Hselo ard Hamskua
manufactured pa as ~ article Of traffic, bu, they
uoS Peefes selling the potato 10 Mr. COpp, who
sires them Seveaty-sve eeutS per barrel. and
makes much nicer article can recommend
the pa manufactured by Mr. Copp IS pare and
exesl,ea,- We 6ud It q, the stores in cur neigh
eozhOoi. s1d Parohase It by the snail qaan,i,y
Tor l2ts cents Per pound. presume 1t can be
oo;siued al The il i1r 10 cents. perhaps less. by
the qa4o,iry.
We reached Hue,o ahOa; the going down Of
the san. and took up car quarters in the house q
Mr.. PuoVzinA- The house We found of good
sirs- and. With the exception Of glass Windows
aad doo-s q baeuis purely Hawaiian The
sroua5 ~4s spread With elean laubala mats. ami
The covering q The house was Of the sane ma
tsrial \ rssalz- made be6Sisad eight feet by 4
zen l jcdge- ooea2isi che part of the roou. and .
good >i1ei table another part These. With three
O., fecr chairs, completed the furniture Of our
F2r,o-, dining ant sleeping room. reminding TIE
Ct olien times When Al Lshains HiIo and Wal
,skl. ny sooomnaoda,ions were scarcely g ample .
$ I found them AZ Huslo. To Mrs Grsen
everything usS new. hu, the novelty Of the thing
urch interested her. and bat for the change Of .
The weather. or eljoyasn; would baye answered
car highest expec,zuoas
Soon afisr or arrival. SATURDAY evening. 1t
commenced raining. aud the wind. which blew
On car srrisaI from the EAs., greatly
strengthened. The house seemed 10 be vel
5u,.t- ard it stood the trial Of the storm ad-
airably; bat every leaf Of the iauhala seemed 10
have tongue. and with the constant and loud
7atisrins and Poorias Of the rain. and the sigh
ug q the eastern breeze. we had bat little re-
resting sieeP during the night and we're glad TO
see the Light o. the morning. though the DAY
proved 20 Be cherries one Esrly IN the nora
NJ. the rain 80 far abated its violence that a
snail congregation assembled at the meeting
logss. which I addressed; bat 30 nearly iuees-
.znt Ess the rsia dgriag the nest Of the day and
% violent Eaz the 4in5. that 90 O-e could leave
be plzes Ct rs abode Il times. the roaring Of
he sea sud the rlshinz Of the waters through
he raEiuss we're terrific, b1t As evening ap-
r-oacbed the sind sb4iei slightly and the night
"a less bois,erogs.
On Nooday. ne learned that the streams
Thieh re crossed On Saturday we're too much
E0Isn for Is 20 think Of returning to Mskazao.
is the rams had abatei soneEhat ne rude about
nile 10 the norib-sszt. where ze had distant
II distinct viez Of KoOlaa and Keanae; also.
beautiful new Of a cascade which bad visited
asay times before. and alEays With delight The
-rsam : a small one bit noE fosnd It e0usid-
rzbiy szoilsn tnom the rains r yesterday. do I
90 kn0W the bsiEht Of this fall OF ss,er bat /
bIuk It nay b n hundred feet perhaps more
hope al some tine, to obtain the measurement
{ this and another somezhai similar one which !
re visited % or say home
Tuesday. Nov l, Ne started for home As the
TRANS -sre stiIl high. Ne decided to cTOss them
ear the sea We accordingly lefi the upper ,
81. sDd passed thrOogh HoaoPou and HoolaEa. ,
: each q which places ne fonied large siream. :
Of Eiih0at considerable difficulty. til ne stood {
Z the high elf o. preeiPiee which overlools c
as Iistls viIlsge AID bsEbor Of Helshaku- Here
e disnouuisi- and slSHly zsiked dozn 10 the
lllsze rested bsId meeting nth sole tzeaig- /,
re residents after zhieh ze cautiously forded
ss steam ard ssn6e5 CIR way 10 the top Of the &
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