The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-13

advisable iOr tie protection oil the
Island Of Maui from the introduc-
Of cholera; aud
WHEREAS, At a representative
meeting Of citizens held at Wailu-
ku Court house on Sept. 10. 1895.
II was UNANIMOUSLY resolved That
1t is the sense Of this meeting that
no passengers shall be permitted TO
land at any Of the ports of Maui
from any vessel arriving from Hon
olulu, except after fifteen days Of
such passengers departure from
Honolulu, for the purpose Of quar-
antine;" and
WHEREAS, The great mortality
Of this disease in Honolulu and the
great difficulty that the Board Of
Health Of Honolulu has encounter
ed in an attempt to keep the disease
under control, leads US to believe
that the utmost precaution ought
to be taken to guard against its in
PRODUCTION on this island, be it
ReS0i0ed, That this Board of
Health endorse the above mentioned
resolution passed at its said citizens
meeting and adopt il as a resolution
passed at this meeting, and author
lies all action necessary to a full
enforcement thereof. and further
ReS0lSed, That we instruct the
police force OF this island TO assist
in every way in the carrying out
and enforcement OF these resolu-
tons.
And in taking this action we do
so i'll tine full belief that considering
the peculiar conditions and strong
public feeling and sentiment on the
subject Of cholera that the Board Of
Health Of Honolulu would under
the circumstances approve OF Our
action.
EXHIBIT %.
At a continued meeting OF the
Maui Health Bosrd-Sept. T2-it
was further
ReSOi5ed, That the Board OF
Health OF Maui will allow the fol-
lowing articles to be landed at the
Port OF Kahului till further notice:
Rice, flour. grain. coal. medical
supplies, lumber, iron and steel
castings and all other substances in
the composition Of which nothing
but metal is used and coin (espec-
tally fumigated under regulations
OF Board Of Healthy all Of said
articles to be funiigated after their
shipment and in the hold Of the
vessel. II being understood that
the article OF hay will not be allow
ed to be landed, and be it further
ReSOi16d, That the carriage Of
passengers between the islands
other than Oahu be allowed If such
carriage is OIL board OF vessels
which have not visited Oahu with
in fifteen days and are free from
cholera before such passengers 20
on board, and said vessel has been
first properly fumigated under the
regulations OF the Board OF Health,
and that no disease exists on the
island OF embarkation.
EXHIBIT c.
To UTidey .Sfeamshib Co.. and h<
Captain Of Me .Sfeamey CEaHdiE<:
Il enclose herewith a copy Of the
Resolutions, etc, passed at meet
ing of the Board Of Health for the
Island Of Maui held this day:
And you are instructed that the
landing of passengers now on board
the steamer Claudine will only be
allowed under the conditions en-
bodied in the Resolution:
While the Board sympatbize
with the passengers in their further
detention on board the steamer. il
is their unanimous opinion (which
the citizens here fully endorse) that
the safety Of this community re.
quires the conditions imposed.
EXHIBIT ID.
To UildSy SftamShip 10. and
Lhe Captain Of Mt STEAMER C2andin<
At a meeting Of the Board o
Health held this day at Kahului
the following resolution was passed
That permission be granted Il
the Wilder Steamship Co. to dis
charge from the steamer claudine
now at Kahului, OH to lighter il
the harbor Of Kahului the following
named articles: Rice, -four, hay
grain, coal and medical supplies
such as have been put on board saiC
steamer for said port Of Kahului, NJ
, direct contact between the officer
and crew.of said vessel and peopl'
, from the shore to be allowed, anc
that the police department assist il
the strict carrying out Of these in
structions.
This instruction and permission
, being especially limited, and appl,
only to the steamer Claudine nov
! (the r2th day Of September, 1895
in tine port of Kahului."
Geo. c. Beckley, purser Of tn
J Claudine, wrote by the Kilaue
Hou, that he expected to be CON
J PEELED 10 bring his passengers bac
. to Honolulu.
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5 by Redding's Russia SaIye. All druI