The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-17


Honolulu, during the period of quar-
sntiue in that city. 1t wss resolved !:
"First-Thst having confidence in
the Board of Health in Honolulu and
the precautions they have taken TO
freights and mails, We agree 10 have
landed all thst msy be forwarded
here under their Instructions
"Second-That We hereby express
our fullest confidence in DR.. Green
field, the resident agent OF the Board
Of Health.
"Third-Thst s copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded TO the Board OF
Heslth in Honolulu, with the request
that DR. Greenfield be kept officially
informed Of the progress of the cholera
snd that We be guided in the future
by his sdvice SIS TO the safety Of con-
tinuipg communications with Homo
lulu.
"Rsspectfully submitted,
&C. J. STOWE.
A. MOORE.
"E- W. ESTEP.
"On motion the report OF the COM
mittee was adopted without dissent
ing vote.
'.0n motion the meeting adjourned
subject 70 the call Of the Government
Physician.
"E. 5. CLINTON,
Secretary"
President Smith informed the Board
thSt the kilsues Hou had landed
freight ST points along the Hsmskus
coast, but experienced considerable
--s,r-kfa e ~ h., r,faAzs Hha
people s. LsUpshoehoe were suffering
for the want OF food; Iiee was quoted
ST SIS s bsg. Coal oil was becoming
scarce on The other side Of this island,
snd he wished 70 bring up the QUeS-
ton Of adding that TO the articles to
be shipped
After considerable discussion it was
decided TO allow oil 10 be shipped 10
points on Oahu, If placed in cans and
taken directly from the kerosene ware
house 10 the wharf.
Member WsteihouSe called the ST
tention OF the Board TO the fact that
there was lot of machinery on bosrd
the ship J. c. Glade for Hsnsmauls.
The crew hsd had no connection with
The shore, sDd the captain hsd been
very particular about the use OF water
on the decks snd shout the steamer.
He could see 10 reason why the ms
chineTy should not be shipped TO des-
tiDation II taken direct from the vessel
snd sent out on S clean steamer. Ii
would be known todsy whether the
goods could be landed on Kauai, sDd
s. the articles were sll o. mon there
was 10 danger Of contsgion. 4 mo-
ton TO grant S permit for the purpose
carried.
President Smith thought il best not
20 rsise shy further objections on the
part Of the people OF the other islands,
sud j. hsd been decided 70 ship moth
ing but sexual recesSSrieS. The oues-
ton Of sending coin 70 psy the labor
ers on the different plantations was
absolutely Necessary.
Member Wsterbouse explained that
the coin was taken 10 the iron works
su6 steamed before being shipped.
he could see 10 danger in allowing j.
70 so.
Rufus Spsld;ng expressed the opin-
ion thst unless coin was SAINT 10 the
Plantations there would Dc no use
sending anything else The lsborers
mus. Be paid of AL Plantations
were now one month behind in vsges.
Nj. Gi1fsri spoke q the resolutions
passed s. Hsmskus- copies having
been sent the Board. AS Ihey hsd
10; been received, he offered 20 fur
uish 5 copy sent his firm. The reso-
luiions were 70 the effect tbst freight,
passengers sud msils would Be allow
Cd lsndiDg there without reference 10
what other localities might DO.
The following letter vss read from
Chinese planters snd dealers
We. the undersigned nee factors
snd nee planters OF TIE island Of
Oahu. respectfully represent % the
Honorable Board thst they are very
much in need O. slum-tSnnei skins
and wire cloth 10 keep their rice mills
running; slso a powder, csps snd
shot 20 protsc. the growing crops, snd
s. il Is very likely Ihst the other ial-
sn6s will draw largely on the rice
supply o. OshE, they respectfully beg
10 reQues! the Honorable Board 70
permit the Shipment Of the shove
mentioned srt5cles TO the nice plants
tons Of this islsls5-
Respectfully submitted,
wing Wo Isl & Co, YIN Q1on
gby Vim Se2roekD, Waisvs Rice Mill
lpey Hong Q1on), Iheo. H Davies &
Co, Lid (F. NJ Sssury, Director),
L Ahlo, Sing Ching & Co, Y. Ahin, Z
James q Hopper by W. L H.,
Eyus- Bros"
Member Ws.srho1se ssid the zr1i-
cles mentioned were badly needed and
should Dc allowed 10 90 after being
properly tumigzted.
President Smith hoped thst CON- /
pls.e qualification Of the choleya
volld sooo result ye. il might con-
time for some time, sod much de-
peodeoce hsye 20 Be plsesd on nee /
crops
]. a McCsnGess thought half Of
the rice crop would Be ruined If pow
dr.. shot S1d ezps were not allowed 70 4
b. shipped
Request Q. Chinese petitioners
grained
President Wight, q The Wilder
COMPANY, informed the Board tbs. ]
The EilS1sz Hon hsd landed t-eigh.
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