The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-26
HOLLOWAY
ON MAUI
Public Works Are
Going Ahead
There.


arrived on Wednesday to look after
government work on Maui. Mr.. Hollo-
way states that the wailuku Sugar Co.
through it's manager contests the right
of way of the lao Valley road, but
that satisfactory arrangements are
pending whereby the opposition of the
company will be withdrawn and that
within a month tenders for bids for the
construction of the road will probably
be published.
Mr.. Holloway also states that the
plans for Jail and fire department
building in Waikiki have been accept
ed, and bids will shortly be advertised
for. New bids will also be called for
in the matter of the construction of
school buildings at Lahainaluna Mr.
Holloway visited the Polipoli springs
for the purpose of equally dividing
these waters He leaves for Honolu-
lu this afternoon.
TAROENA INDUSTRY REVIVED
~ w Iob,o Of Honolulu who CO...
wears has been introducing taroena.
flour on the mainland, has made ar
engagements with the Fruit & Taro Co.
of Wailuku, whereby he has taken
over the factory here, and will run it
steadily.
w. A. Bailey will superintend the
work at the factory, and is putting the
machinery in first class order, At
present 5000 pounds of raw taro repre-
sent one boiling After being boiled.
the taro is crushed and forced through
screen meshes whence it energies in
long, wormy looking strings. Thence
it is transferred to the drying fur
naces, and when perfectly dry is
ground to a fine flour, ready for the
market, 1t takes about four and one
half tons of raw taro to make one ton
of the flour.
The manufacture of taro flour has
been carried on here internationally for
several years past, but it is the inten-
ton of the present management to Gre
ate a steady industry, which Will not
only prove profitable to them, but will
also furnish steady employment to
twelve or fifteen men and bows,
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that of the FREELY
The hospital is also in possession of
a generator of the U. S. Marine pat
tern which is used for disinfection pur-
poses and is of sufficient capacity and |
force to disinfect the largest of the |
large steamers of the American-Ha-
waiian line.
DIR. Dinegar, who is a graduate of
the University of New York, and later
4 physician on the outdoor post of the |
hospital, is in charge of Pun |
meme, and it is to the credit of DR..
Dinegar, backed by the liberal CO.
operation of Hon. H. p, Baldwin, who
S ever watchful of the needs of his
employees, that Maui can reasonably
and with perfect confidence boast of
he handsomest and most modern hos
pital of the islands or of the Pacific
Coast for that matter.
DR., Dlnegar has an able assistant in
Dr. Maple, the mems nurse, and with