The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-24

nous falls in Manoa. Waiateol,,,
with dog without being nut i'm tbc
cnaln gang for it.
KEEP. Wilder differed entirely from
the Minister of Finance on the suh-
yect OF this road. He favored IL for
tile same reason as he had favored the
runchbowl road. The late Minister
81 FINANCE, II. \. Widemann. had
<lcKed up great fuss about the
tIhchbowl road, but every tourist
VINO went there would vote Ii monu-
heht 10 the enterprise of l.. A. Thurs
ton. There would be plenty of appli-
cations Tor the lots when the road was
completed. He had some in his eve
himself, but would wait till the road
was finished.
Rep. K. w. Wilcox did not blame
anybody for not applying for a lot
When the road was not finished. He
believed III spending money in OPEN
ing up the country. When we got the
tourists here we would have no roads
Tor them TO travel over. The trouble
was we were too backward in going
forward in this country. II our grand
fathers had been as backward as we
are we should all be savage still. We
| should have the honorable member
from Lihue sitting at his desk with
| no trousers on and a red marc round
| his loins.
Noble Ena did not agree with the
Minister of Finance. If there were
already applicants for lots at the up
set price of $500, as the Minister said,
that showed that there would be more
when the road was finished.
Rep. Bikikane opposed the item.
He would vote for TIE road if the
| House would vote for his.
Reps. Kamauoha and Iosepa OPP
| posed the road. Honolulu wanted TO
monopolize everything.
Rep. Waipuilani said the Kingdom
was like the human body. Honolulu
was the stomach, and it was not salts
fled with anything less than the pro-
| duce of the whole Kingdom. The
stomach was sometimes reasonable
| however, and it was in this case, so
he favored the item.
The item was Indefinitely post
poned on vote of Is to II.
Noble Peterson moved an item of
| $50, for widening certain road in
the Waikiki district.
Rep. Ashford favored that, but
hoped the adjoining land would not
prove to be worth S43, 900 an acre, as
it had lately in a similar case.
The item passed.
Rep. Ashford wanted to know about
the Waikiki Beach road.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Brown said it was
blocked by landowners.
Rep. Ashford wanted to know whe-
Their the Government was going to
let the $1,000 spent be wasted, by the
resistance of the Ward estate. He
would move for purchase of right of
way and completion of the road $500
Noble Marsden opposed the item.
Noble Ena favored it. The item
passed.
Rep. Aki moved an item of $4,000
for extension from Smith bridge tC
Liliha street provided Mr.. Kaaukai
would move his house. Passed.
Noble Pua moved $1,000 for opening
road from King street along the
west side of Her Majesty's Palama
residence to meet extension of School
street. Lost.
Roads and Bridges, Kauai, Hama
lei, $4,000. Passed.
Rep. a. S. Wilcox moved $1,000 foI
country lying between Haena and
Kalalau. Passed.
Waimea $4,000. Passed.
Rep. Akina moved $1,000 to grade a
certain road in Waimea. Passed.
Koloa $4,000. Passed.
Grading following roads and bridges
Kohala to Waimea $4,000. Passed.
Hilea to Kohala $4,000. Passed.
Lahaina to Maalaea $4,000.
On motion of Rep. White passed al
5000.
Rep. White moved $500 for roa,
up Kauaula valley. Lost.
Minister Wilcox stated that Hel
Majesty had signed Bill 229, to amend
the Judiciary Act, and Bill 210, tC
amend the Audit Act.
: An invitation from the Hui Kalai
alma was presented to the House t,
attend luau at Waikiki, Monday
Dec. 26th, at 10 A. NJ.
, The House took the usual recess q
noon.