The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-09
KEP0|KA|'S !
SUGGESTION
Wants Federal Aid
for County
Building.

WAILUKU, August 6.--At a mestiu9
held under the auspices of the wa5lulSl
Improvement Association, to const5et
Acting Governor Atkinson's wjiAless
message asking suggestions for Feder-
al appropriations. a resolution moved
by Judge kepoikai was adopted 80 Ghe
following effect: Whereas the Associ-.
alton believes the $35. 900 Appropriated
for a county building in Wniluku IT, le.
insufficient, therefore resolved ''thii
plans be drawn and presented by she.
Department of Public Works 10 the
Federal Government and that the
! Federal Government be asked tc
assist The idea Is to prprits
accommodation in the building fur
postofiice, u. S. court, etc. in re-
turn for the aid. r. w. Filler rec
commended that requests be made for
three powerful lighthouses, for proper
charting of the channels near the
COASTS of the district and for n b,eak-
water at Kahuui. The recomDienda-
! tons We're left to committee, with
Mr.. Filler chairman for drawing then
up and sending them in due form to
the Acting Governor.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
! For the past twelve months g revivaI
of the Wallul<u Cemetery Association
has been agitated, and with the OF.
ganizing of the Waikiki Improvement
Association the matter of Repairing
and utilizing the cemetery WAS agair
brought to the front, and cemetery
committee was appointed, with Judge
Mckay as chairman.
Judge Mckay Immediately Iut him
self in communication with the surviv-
ing members of the original petitioners
and charter members with the result
that the charter, granted June "a, 1876,
and signed by William L.. Moehnnua,
Minister of the Interior for kaIak1ua
Rex. and the deed to one and one-har
acres of ground at the head af Wine
yard street, Waikiki, signed ly II. a
L. Carter President, and F. C. Jones.
Treasurer, of the Wailullu Sugar Co.
for a consideration of $3.50, were fonnd.
Later the constitution, by-laUs GnS
secretarys minutes We're unearthed.
Upon investigation of the bylaws
Judge Mckay found that "peisum
owning not less than one burial DOT 81
sixteen feet square are members of the
Association" go that IL the persons
holding the deeds can be found anE
these represent majority of the st0cf
Issued. n meeting can be held without
going to court. The original signers
to the petition for u charter were the
Rev. w, p. Alexander Edward Bailey
and George W. Willfong These three
together with Goodale Armstrong, W
Fl. Bailey, l.. Lamb Harold Giles, j
H. Enders. j. c. Bailey, T.. II. Bailey
md w. II. Daniels were the chorter
members.
THE PASTORS INSTITUTE.
The Pastors Institute for study, dis
'ussion of themes and of the need OF
he work held its first meeting at Pale
July II, 1904, with is present. The sec
md meeting was held August at Wa
luku with an attendance of 23-eighf
pastors, five licensed preachers and ten
sunday school workers and teachers
The first day was given to the study OF
sermon plans on Col. 1923 middle
'lause Several very good plans WeY
given. one given by the Chinese pas
or. one by the pastor of the Japanese
md two by native pastors, were high
y commended
There was also study of Ganesis
hapters and 3. The morning of the
econd day was given to a considera.
ION of the practical needs of the work
Much thought was developed along
his line which was both stirring and
"A vote of thanks was CIV
n the Maui News, for its kind offer
o publish notices of church services
Nlso to the bodies of the Waikiki ma
i've church for their kind entertain.
nent.
The next meeting is to be at dmn0
ept. %. at the time of the meeting
I the Association of churches.
ITEMS.
only three tax appeal cases have
cen brought before the Maui Tax APP
zeal Board.
On Tuesday forenoon load of de
cious. melons and a shipment of Ma
awao wheat hay We're received at the
ew fruit store. The hay found i'm
lediate sale. Small farming pays.
The stars and stripes were run w
n the Flagstaff of the First Nationag
tank of Wailuku yesterday in homo.
+ the return of it's Vice-P president, W
: Robinson from the Chicago Cor
entiOn.
Miss Mary Chillingworth, daughter
Hon. 5. +. Chillingworth, arrived by
'ednesday's steamer to visit friends
kahului, Walluku and Waikapu.
John Kidwell of Honolulu who ranks
gh in masonic circles came TO Man
y Tuesdays Mauna Loa, In conuec-
on with the proposed organization u
masonic lodge on Maui.
Mrs. II g, iIulyorsen, who has spent
yeral months on the coast returned
Maui hy yesterdays Likelilse
The engagement Of Mr. u, Is, Hay,
lden of l.Hhaluu aud MlH7 Katherlur
Hrkham of kau, Hawaii Is auuouua-
George A. baldwin Wha supeunlsnd-
tho construction of the lower rn4
this nlH duth lel, lnr Honolulu b.
81 saturday nual