The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
the VISIT
TO MOLOKAI
Board of Health Is
Soon TO
Go.


kai stttlamont formed the principal
topics fof discussion nj yesterdays
b aeting ui The Board Of Health.
\ new departure Is to be made this
year In that only members Of the Board
of Health win be allowed to make the
TIP. II having been the custom for
neriy 60 take along "A representative
from each newspaper and also linn
I'D number of relatives OF lepers. Ar
engagements have been made for the
trip TO take place July H. and the In
ter-Island steamship Co.'S steamer
y oeau will De chartered for the occa-
SION. The trip as now arranged will
axe two days, though several of the
RI Ambers objected strenuously to ex-
tending the time. There was objection
also on the part of some of the mem
be ~ to the Nocau because of INSULT
ciant cabin accommodations and a
change may be made before the trip is
finally arranged There have been made
good many improvements and
changes recently at the settlement. and
IL il for this reason that a longer time
j. desired at Kalaupapa Final ar
engagements in regard Ia the matter
were left in the hands of Executive Of
fcer Pratt. The Noeau's charter price
is $3.50
SUPPLIES PURCHASED
Tenders were opened yesterday for
supplies for the Leper Settlement and
insane asylum and contracts ordered
made with the successful bidders.
II lone firms were given the preference
In the purchase of supplies in every in
stance though there were numerous
bids by mainland agents. The fol-
lowing contracts were authorized, the
supplies being for the Settlement eX-
cept whore otnerYse specified;
Alien & Observation-Disclosures, shingles.
battens and coal.
California Feed Co.-Wheat
- y. II. Davies a. Co.-Nails, white
lead. lime, bran, -four, condensed milk.
coarse salt.
Hackfeld 4 co. - Baking powder.
beef, charcoal matches, condensed
milk, sugar soap. For insane asylum,
beans.
Hall & Son-Galvanized iron pipe.
J. a. Hopper Il Co.-Galvanized iron
pipe. rice. For insane asylum, salmon.
Lewis * Co.-Condensed milk. For
asylum. brooms, onions, pork, sugar
tomatoes
Loves Bakery-Bread. For insane
asylum, bread.
May e. Co.-Coffee 1.-TWO grades) SAL
mon. For insane asylum, beans
brooms. coffee, -four, salmon, prunes
u tomatoes.
Metropolitan Meat Co.-tor insane
asylum. beefsteak.
Pacific Hardware Co.-Nails 1.-TWO
kinds, boiled OIL turpentine. kerosene
oil For insane asylum, brooms, two
varieties.
Wilder & Co-Doors and window
sashes.
FISH MARKET FOR HILO.
DIR. SlogSett reported on his recent
trip to Hilo, highly praising Sheriff An
= draws and the sanitary arrangements
0f the city. He said that the Sheriff
had promised the use of the prisoners
In cleaning a ditch which required at
tentlon.
Regarding the fish market applica-
zion, he stated that he saw no reason
for not granting the desired permission
as fish were so high in Hilo now tina
they could go no higher and the marke
would not affect the price in the least
in the market and inspect every fisl
sold, which cannot be done under thu
present arrangements. He recommend
ed that the desired permission b.
granted which the board voted, t.
usual regulations To govern.
FOREIGN HEALTH REPORT.
Letters were read from DR.. Cofer re
porting upon the health conditions i,
the Orient and Australia as follows:
At Hong Kong for two weeks endinl
May 30-Cholera, seventy-seven cases
'Sixty-seven deaths. Smallpox, tw
cases; no deaths. Typhoid. one case
~ Plague, siXty-four cases and sixty
seven deaths.
m At Shanghai several deaths fror
al cholera were reported.
At Yokohama one case of smallpo
was reported and three cases on a mum
Der of Japanese islands.
IA At sydney but one case of plagu
al was reported for the week ending Ma
3lst.
III OTHER MATTERS.
The new health rules and regulation
\ prepared by special committee wer
unanimously adopted and the old rule
of the Board of Health were rescinde
by resolution. There was some discus
sion as to the new pig regulation
which was adopted, however, with a
r. amendment offered by Attorney Genei
al Dole.
e. Il. y. Lawrence was appointed regi.
trar by unanimous vote.
j. j. Donnelly was commissioned a
agent of the Board of Health.
Dr. T. Mcmillan was appointed Coy
eminent physician at Wailuku, Mau
and his place at Waianae, made v:
cant by the change, was filled by u
election of DR.. X. Hoffman.
Paul Isenbers reported in regard
the condemnation of a building at Nu'
anu and Pauoa road that the own
had offered his Chinese tenant $40
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