The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-06-10
Bid GtrIH Of Sult Fe8ry Of
MlIlLai Settlement
SECURES pol ENDS DISCONTENT
There Were Prospects OF Trouble.
Big Fetition-8ealth Board VIII
Abate Waikiki EuIsances.

with fne courage and judgment dis
posed OF a serious situation al the
I1-okaI settlement. Al KaIaupapa
there were threats OF rioting on ac-
count Of the absence Of POI from the
menu II Is stated that the agitation |
az51zt the superintendent and the
authorities was InsJigated and en-
Outraged by Ambrose Hutchinson. an
ex-superinte1denr. 4 committee Of |
fifteen called on Mr. Feary and on the
outside threats were made Feary de-
t=--i1ed On a bold stroke. He took q |
vaaIzbozt, with two men and went
into valleys some distance away. In
rhrse days Ne was back with enough
POI for all Tor q week. Hutchinson
accepted his share, but remarked that
Fsary would be dismissed for leaving
The settlement without permission
The paiai was bought for 80 cents
bundle, the Government 10 pay the
freight Feary had the money TO pay
cash for the merchandise.
4 petition from the settlement asks
thai Fezrys violation Of the rules in
leaving the place without permission,
be overlooked. The petition has over
20 signatures. Feary viii be retained
and Is compIimented, with the sug-
zss-0n that he Is not 70 record the
incident as q precedent
L Is learned that paiai can now be
secured from Wailuku- The present
trouble Is lack Of transportation The
MoEolI IS 100 busy on the direct No
I1kzi trade. The Lehua is being fit
I'd up. but VIII not be ready for some
1ze yet There was offered the sug-
session thar al Iuter-IsIand boat be
chartered The Wilder people had sub
uir-sd the plan Of bringing the paiai
10 Honolulu on the Claudine and trans
shipping TO Noloki per steamer No
koIiL
TIE Board orders the usual adver-
-ls=ueut for tenders for supplies for
-hz second half Of 1855.
There was taken up by the Board
The complaints Of waikiki residents
on The loud smelling operations Of
Chinese and japanese Ouch ranches
and truck gardeners It is recon-
ue16ed-
That the fertilizer be transported in
closed containers.
That fresh fertilizer be mixed at
once with new earth
Thsz water in duck ponds should be
changed frequently.
That hog ranch apartments should
l= kept clean
recommended that an inspec-
tor look after the parties complained
q and that the POI makers dumping
refuse into the sea near Long Branch
b. made 10 desist- Mr.. Lansing said
The Board could not perscribe the
character Of buildings 70 be erected.
3Ir. Reynolds reported that inspectors
were doing good work and that num-
Der Of The nuisances had been abated-
The Chinese have been called 70 book
on tossing POI sIop into the sea
The report Of the sanitary commit
tee vas adopted and the executive
0Ecer instructed TO put the recon-
uendations into force.
Dr.. Day believed regulations should
he adopted that would end the creation
II unhealthy establishments. Dr..
wood thought the Waikiki road
frontage should be kept free from
duck and hog ranches Now the nev
Beach road is threatened in the same
way
Dr. Emerson recommended, for the
sanitary COMMITTEES, that Mrs. L.
Thompson. who is II the kindergarten
hospital work, b supplied with mate
rial 70 The amount Of $50. Report
adopted, with Dr. Woods amendment
that the SUN be 800.
Inspector Monsarrat reported 336
aesvss slaughtered during the past
fortnight There were a few from this
island with fuke liver. The slaughter
Of calves. sheep and hogs has been
v=zy large for the past Two weeks.
The fish handled AZ the market here
for the seven days ending the It'll
INST, reach the number OF 5I.416.
MsIalzui hospital shows an increase
IN irs funds and the reports Indicate
thar The HiIo hospital people are
getting the institution into good run
mig order. The Victoria annex TO the
Hil0 hospital viii be built without
decay and VIII be under control Of the
Board for the use OF Anglo-Saxons
= half Chinese Ieper, the last Of a
gang Of six robbers in prison on Mo-