The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-05-05
DISTRICT OF KAU.

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sion are T Informed n fGd that haiti it is the cfo intention eTtfoDo Of # the e C Sm oGEt to erect a
pro ro5ded to pII Rm5G s1 1nd mill nI, OTn n n "A nDegaI P Bn1 ETY. pursued fRsps b by
open "a field d fer the dmn employment Fl y of im nm g an 5,o. The Interests 4ta f%s of the re
which the Government should cooperate
this district, which tia5i has a greater nat | ad van get than many others
This land is dc doubtless shot6s well adapted for s C qlt Tati? Along the road,
ming up to an elevation of some 1900 feet. Back of these lands lies a
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y The 1sd landing g At tx, KaaiP AVIS is good %,i and should SId b : supplied with a
land; adapted for cane, and might be brought under cultivation if
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6@H Of a eG and T pahoeSoe a dne road is o6nst true ID" soil is Carried o
e GOOD s% Psa6 Rs' re @ a great @ef inuee@ 99saf p 9l1 settler %' and ' road Ps sape 1%Hi5S:
ID adapted 81 {rs only to iii nT Is s e%s in d Tes%s PI Ia Ko sSaS E , and below III the fore forest
well accompanied the Commission to lands on the mountains slopes
n upward K to an Extent Hee OF so Ct a acres e s5f IS d69btf G9 iS %ed fs sda a sfq to eo SSPe
l st a to be an dq fht t the p 19e GhRaGi' viii ii M tePG in wi" Inducing s%G Be set afm9t to
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ruin The 3soS T9a Re at 4sB RneSalG Ths wR 45sa. has ia the been Ro aHioT Gfstri to f s4s 1 ietS
dfscreditab5e, and should be gut in order !; soon q possible; n...s
every district, your Commission would call the attention of the
Gsvs soad fa5. to F s6s bad saP PsTpits Sf d tnd P gat the sys eannS Of g wG fsir So SHt
out of the people, and we would therefore recommend that the taxes
be collected in money, and be used in employing the labor of COM
petent men under the direction of sknful road makers.
The Commission would recommend that all buoys laid out at the
different landings in the Kingdom should be carefully laid, and that
in all cases the length of cable should be equal to three times the
depth of the water; and every three months the buoys should be
examined and painted. and the cable hove up to ascertain if it is
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be saved by care.
Your Commissioners, have not ATTEMPTED to make estimates Of
the quantities of arabic lands in the districts isics, a in the absence Of
lecture, a $ also estimates of the cost of the improvements suggested,
which we recommend should be estimated by the Superintendent
of Public Works, o r other practical authority.
CThe Commission embarked at Kailua on the Goth of March, on
board II. B. NJ. Ship "Fantome," Captain Maquay, for Maui and
beg to express their sense of obligation to II. i. NJ. Commissioner
and Consul General, to Captains Long and Maquay and the officers
of the "FantOme," for their many attentions
HENRY A. p. CARTER,
JNO. M. KAPENA,
JAMES MAKEEl