The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-29
COFFEE THE CURE.
With the Chief Justice Through
Kau and the KONaS.
Flourishiug Nairy Enter
pr'seS-N Coffee the Com
ing King.

ilthIN NtuitIl' pIOcHcicN On lilC ZDtU
to Kapapala Ranch by way of Naa.
lehu, lliIea and Pahaa. TO await the
return Of the steamer W. g. Hall To
Honolulu. Al Waiohinu they were
the guests of the Hon. Noble j ka
uhane.
The Chief Justice and Mrs judd
on the 25Lh bIcaktastcd in Hilca as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Robins, lunrhed nj Pahaa with Mr..
and Mrs Ed Fuller, and dined at
kapapala Ranch as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, staying
for the night at their place.
Hon. :. l.. Austin and wife and
Mrs. b. Ii. Austin were met at Pa
hala on The 25th on their way to the
konas through The District of Kau.
The Judge goes on his usual circuit
to attend the hearing of some pro-
bate and appeal cases. They report
The crater of Kilauea in activity and
the management OF the new Volcano
House by Mr.. Peter Lee as capital.
The new road between Hilea and
Pahala Is being pushed rapidly by
the road supervisor, MIR. Chas. Stone.
Judging from certain sections of it
which were completed, this road pro-
misses to be one of the finest in the
district and the money for it well eX-
pended. The last legislature appro-
priatsd the sum of $l5, 900 for the
completion of this road.
The following guests were regis
tered in the Punauu Hotel Ga branch
of the Volcano House Company on
The 10Th inst: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scott of Dover, England; Miss Saral
Scott of Fayport, Scotland; 5. Les
ser and Henry Smith of Honolulu;
Miss Annie NJ. Paris of the city of
New York Mrs. Wm. L. Kibler of
san Francisco; Messrs. Martin j.
Burke, A. l.. Walker and Geo. Bah
cock, all of San Francisco; and Miss
Clara Dare Of San Francisco. Mr..
Chas. Stone is in charge of this hotel.
A new dairy at Ainapo is being
NerecLed by Mr.. Julian Monsarrat in
conjunction with the Kapapala ranch
ing business. When complete it is
| proposed to accommodate a working
capacity of about 100 milking COWS.
! The elevation Of this dairy is 5000
feet above sea level. The business
of the dairy is conducted on the
sharing plan, and Mr.. Monsarrat the
manager and the Portuguese dairy
man in charge are both sanguine of
success.
William J. Yates, lately of Kappa
pala Ranch, has been appointed man
ager of the HonOmalino cattle ranch
in South Kona. He was a transient
passenger on this trip OF the w. g.
Hail, with his family landing at Ka-
awaloa for the new field of labor.
This ranch is owned by Mr.. J. NJ.
Monsarrat of Honolulu, and the new
manager was Mr.. Julian Monsarrat's
head vaquero on the Kapapala
Ranch.
The steamer w. G.. Hall brought
down this'trip some twenty five head
of pretty fair beef cattle, which were
shipped at Kapua from the Homo.
malino Ranch in South kona
In Kailua, North Kona, the Chief
Justice and Mrs. Judd on the 2Sth
called on Her Royal Highness Prin-
cess Poomaikelani. The Princess,
who is enjoying excellent health,
speaks in highest terms of the sani-
tary condition of the place. 1t may
not be generally known by the public
that the Volcano House Company has
made an attempt to procure a lease
of the property from the administra-
tor of the late Kings estate for the
purpose of erecting hotel there.
A flying visit was made by a pas
senger to the coffee nursery of the
North Kona Coffee and Tea Com
pany, of which Mr. Miller is the
manager, on the night of the 27th
instant. An inspect on of the place
was made by lamp-light, the short
stay of the steamer in kailua not be-
ing sufficient to enable him to see the
place in the day time. Suffice il to
say that the young coffee trees were
healthy-lOoking, and there we're
many thousands planted and trans
planted from the nursery to the outer
fields. With the efficient manage
ment and systematic conduct of the
work by the present manager this
company is destined in future years
to succeed, and there is no reason
why it should not, The native kul :
ana holders and leaseholders in the
two Konas all talk OF coffee-raising
as one of the best paying businesses,
especially in these days of low sugar.
An unusual swell was experienced
at the Punaluu and llonuapo land
ings, together with high winds on the
morning of the 27tk. Two passen
gers were minus their hats in conse-
quence, and the steamer rolled pretty
lively.
The popular verdict along the Kou
and Kona coasts is that John Aaron
Simerson is the most popular captain
that has ever sailed along these
coasts and well may the Inter-I sand
Steam Navigation Co, be proud of
| HAVING the services of so old and faith