The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-10


in size from one quarter 10 enc acre.
are met with from the mouth 70 with
in one mile al the >ouuce Of the river.
Coffee. orange. bra2dtruit, guava,
lime. mango and kukui trees abound
and robseco and castor oil plants a1e
plentiful. one large enclosure, sun
r1uuiei by 3 stone wall about ten feet
in height being especially noticeable
IN this CeElrl- And the history q the
former inhabitants of this valley. who
knows t. or rhemS The existence q
this location was very probably un-
known 70 Goldsmith. buC he made the
cap when he entitled his Deserted
Village
Although snow does not 5ncUmb Der
the sides Of the mountains in the VAL
leys adjoining. Vel the SlmOSE constant
clCul-c2uuz-l SUBMITS submit 70 the
ilSiuua-iuE hydraulic pressure Of the
gathered waters and the results SIZE
most grand ana ST the same time ap-
uallinC- avalanche after avalanche Of
1ockS. IreeS and earth come TumblInC
down the steep sides Of the p7ecipiceS
aul The be.Lol8er with hated breath
49, the cout1cI between some huge
specimen Of mountain rock and the
lasS massive but more numerous lower
Representatives Ot 3 eOgnSJe order.
The occurrences of this particular in
rereS-IuC order u things / most preva-
lent after s few days q rainy weather.
The pipeline for The wSter supply
70 the Leps- Settlement. which, IN
der the direction Of superintendent
Wilson, ! penetrating within the
p-5v5rg>.v uuiiSrur6ei SscluSiuu Of
the valley, has now been pushed for
wari IL 3 distance Of l.50 feet from
the mouth 01 the river Considerable
difficulty has been experienced II 90
-a.ulu- >lI-SU-e grade the p-ecl pltoUS
sides OF the river banks causing de-ourS
iulan6. Again. monster boulde1s
would bar rLe passage, bur modern
science. IN the shape Of giant powder.
his very successfully put the pre-
vIcuS Question" and forwarded the
work IN hand. The original site
chosen for 3 reservoir has been aC2u-
i0nei. Superintendent Wilson having
viewed that plsee during > late freShet
and then renewed detriments which
caused 2 change q base Il / proposed
10 make the work now done 70 Be -
LASTING in is character 81 human
c,eS q possible break OF injury TO the
line from natural causes being con-
S-2nrly Kept in view - = 70 reduce
the needs Of repairs
y second edition q the heavy wealth
e and high winds which visited
u on the 18th inst, was agsin
presented on the 9th and 18Th
inStS. and during which both
BureaS and PluviUS held high ueyel.
A heazy tleSler wsS also on the river
rising about three feet IN less than
zn hour. The wind blew great guns
IL sudden Iirtll gusts each S4uaI
striking the tents with a fOrcs that
70 IOpple them over. but,
erBs-fs11ef1 dCeef s. old +" Father
Gardner ot the Boston Latin School
rSei % tell u bows when he stuck 3
min INTO 8 eau-uFed criminal with an
Imualei IL. 10 show that II hurt. and
Minister TllursrOn'S nautical example
d providing guys. having become
looked uu0n a. 2 Necessary attachment
-c each tent. We stood out the gales III
safety.
The terror Of the valley. = looked
1n1u. OF rarhsr spoken OF. by the rs
-fysS. the Wild boar which has been -
7t-en vainIv searched for by Superln-
-eu5eur Wilson. has 81 last passed
beyond the bourne. and Ihe assembled
Of this camp had an Cpp.0r- .
unity u -aze upon Ms quiet. pig-ll6e .
form on the morning q the 9TH in
s-auE- he having been shot the night
before bv Frank Godfrey. assisted By 3 .
young lad named Ernest Renkel.
The b0ar was caught on the Cr3il az 5
little Us1S- : =. m. on the 18th. the par .
-ieS mentioned having gone cunning (
sSueciallv for his boarsliP- There z
VS. quite little circus ground sind .
7frv tumbiing1 connected with ghe .
the details O which may Be- 4
published in i forthcoming yellow 4
-1verei novel The Jaw u the d. 4
'uue- bOSS u the road VIII be for .
var7ef 10 SoDer's by next steamer.
Superintendent Wilson has l0r Vel .
returned 70 u. bur he has expressed .
himself vel satisfied with The manner .
and amount q work being performed I
turing his afs@euce- Pipe l. now laid. I
.Tsnched and covered from AalkOlu .
70 the S-orehouss 81 h2lawao- The /
line running under the dangerous 4
lveThzuging. P-seiuitous clItts which .
.riGgs the beach between Nalkoiu /
Ind Wsisleiis has been covered with 4
stones 70 protect II from the constantly 4
laIling rockS from above. Work COM I
nene@ to-day On the kslaupapa line, 3
md work in the direction q q jOinture .
4 the v-hole system vii be rapidly 1
pushed f9rwsrd
II i probable that my next notes 70 4
70u vii Be from kalawso, a. camp i
NAY b broken here the end Of next 4
week 80 far We have succeeded all 4
hands. N retaining good health. al
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