The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-14
Hamakua Will Receive Anything
Sent Under Health Restrictions.
FREIGHT LANDED Ar KAHULUI.
Several Articles Added tn the Shipping
List at Yesterdays Meeting OF
Health Board-Rice Planters Send
in a Request-Likelike for Hawaii.


yesterday afternoon, at which were
present: President Smith, Minister
Hatch, Messrs. Hackfeld, Giffard, Nc
Candless, Soper, Heron, Alexander,
Fernandez, Kubey, Decker, Kauna-
mano, J. S. Emerson, Rev. 0. z. Emer-
son. Marshal Brown, J. F. Scott, Spald-
ing, Ena, Wight, Lange, Rev. Birnie,
Swanzy, G. H. Willis, Chase, w. +.
Reynolds, J.. y. Thurston, number OF
other citizens, and Doctors Cooper,
Day, Wood, Emerson, Ryder, Howard,
members Lansing, Waterhouse and
Keliipio.
While waiting for members of the
Board to assemble, President Smith
read resolutions and reports that had
been received from Maui; these had
been passed before the arrival of the
steamer Claudine.
FROM LAHAINALUNA.
CAT q meeting of citizens and resi-
dents of Lahaina, held on Friday
evening, September 6, the following
resolutions were unanimously passed
"Resolved-That our quarantine
officers be advised not to allow any
passengers or freight to land at any
port of this district from any other
port of the Hawaiian Islands.
"ResOlved-That our quarantine
officers be advised to quarantine
against Wailuku in case the officers
of that district do not quarantine
against other ports in like manner as
the officers of this district.
"Resolved-That our quarantine
officers be advised to confer with the
officers of Wailuku at once as to the
course they are taking in this matter,
and to act accordingly.
"ResOlved-That, in taking this ac-
ton, the people of Lahaina do not
wish to show any disrespect for the
Board of Health, but they simply wish
to protect their families and neigh
bOrs.
Respectfully yours,
"HENRY S. TOWNSEND,
Sec. Citizens Meeting, Lahaina.
" Lahaina, Maui, Sept. Z, 1896"
DISTRICT OF wAILUKU.
At mass meeting of citizens OF the
district of Wailuku, Maui, held at
Wailuku court house on Tuesday
evening, the 10th day OF September,
the following resolution was adopted
and copy of same ordered forwarded
to the Board of Health.
"ResOlYeG, That it is the sense of
this meeting that no passengers shall
be permitted to land at ports of Maui
from any vessel coming from II ono
lulu, except after fifteen days of such
passengers departure from the eli ty of
Honolulu, for purposes of quarau-
tine; and
"Whereas, The great mortality of this
disease in Honolulu and the great
difficulty that the Board of Health of
Honolulu has encountered in an at
tempt to keep the disease under con-
troll, leads us to believe that the ut
most precaution ought to be taken to
guard against its Introduction on this
islands be it
"Resolved, That this Board of Health
endorse the above mentioned resolu-
tion passed at its said citizens meet
ing and adopt it as a resolution passed
at this meeting, and authorizes all ac-
ton necessary to a full enforcement
thereof; and further
"Resolved, That we instruct the po-
lice force Of this island to assist in
every way in the carrying out an en-
fOrcement of these resolutions
"And in taking this action we do so
in the 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 circu m
stances approve of our action.
''SADI. T. CHILLINGWORTH
Chairman.
FGEoRGE Hons,
EESa0roforxy