The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-14
KALAE, MoLoKAI, - !
Sth September, 1893. }

extracts are taken:
KALAE, MoLoKAI,
Sth September, 1898.
CHARLES WILCOX, ESQ, Secretary
Board of Health, Honolulu.
DEAR SIR MIR. Hutchinson has
been informed that the twenty or
twenty five lepers may arrive tnlS
week, and that those who have no
friends at Kalaupapa to take them iu'
i'm their own houses, must go 10 haia-
wac for the present. 49,.
With regard to the Japane treat
mont. I understood at the commence
ment, that thirty lepers only were 10
he treated at the hospital and forty at
the RishOp Home. Not feeling very
sure about this, however, L inquired
of YOU whether the number 10 pe
treated attse hospital had been Inn
tod or p6t TO this you have now re-
rfied that the number 10 De treateu
70 he guided by the capacity OF tne
hniIdinp and which il can comfortaoly
Observation-Disclosures. There are now thirty
;nnates. but there is room for Ten
more. and for these addltlonal Deus
AMI bedding is required. 49,
This settles the matter as 10 Tue
r,her to he treated in the hospital,
Int it il rather different with the lep-
outside After the board has per-
noitted to be published, In the GA,
, that a resolution had passed
tbe hoard, that all who equip theLi-
selves with the necessary oatHluo7
Odd heaters, and who faithfuily proih
o., 70 follow DR.. Gotos in tructions
49,, ,,,Ip,ittrd to be treated by DR.
- aud this has also been eXtenue'
20 mis- or to a number OF persons VINO
ioiu i'm the expenses OF equlppi"s
yhn,-eiyes. 1t is, therefore, not .
easv and it would hardly he just Z
r,.ftIs.. such persons who nave ulau
these efforts Un their own eApeh7e'
whom many are quite poor etI'
There are now all audtlloiai nun =,
,''f an,Iicants, twenty eight IN all
wbo have equipped themselves WI
hatt,iu, facilities. and L sent letIe
20 Mr. Hutchinson last mai ioL III
CT, tn admit these. Some OF then
will enter the hospital.
The president stated tbs
while at the lePer SETTLE
r,ant he had satisfied himself Una
tb.rs was house room enough thei
g. ,La twenty five lepeIs at halln
Ia That the; should bs sent up @
the Hawaii. N.Y.
ro;ss;on TO visit his daughter ut u
ianer settlement was read. IL
as;dent thought the secretal
sbonld write to the applicant
3',IIsr particulars concerning his
quest = os simr
raonest to visit the leper settleme
For no particular purpose other tn'
e. ses his daughter the matter cou
- d;snosed of without reference
AR Never. If it was a request
haoons a kokua there the ooa
xvonId need to refer 1t to Mr. Me.
and ascertain the condition OF
nortv in need of the kokua Inc
6na.t was laid over and the secre's
instrncted to write for particulars
Pannest of J Napapa for perm
- ~ seII fish at the leper set
nent was considered. The presto,
na;d that MIR. Eugene Bal mad
:o;lar request some time ago
sna hsan refused. The secreti
n na - Napapa desired to sell his
tha hoard the officers at the lie
eottisment would give him 4 cent
mound for it. A., no.
On motion of MIR: En8 the na
80 laid over till Mr.. Meyer arrlH
A. Jones' report of the inspect
toms of',e slaughter house Tor the W
- vi - g II good livers; a tiuked
The excavafSi.; of calling for tenc
reef was attemphe board with Or
soundings and S00Cplies was ordered
Inc iarnier III called attention
looked upon as a mcg b seni0 and pi waco
The United St. The physical
more grain in propopensary had had. a. a,
Iation than any other the aeon mst csi
Since 1910 the K y csr,i iinTess A a
ton of meat has lowed regarding
cent, that of grain should not pay