Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-03
|AUKtA PREACHED
OCCUPY PULPIT SUNDAY
GIVING RELIGIOUS ADVICE
NEWS NOTES OF THE KoHALAS
PROGRESS AT WAIMEA.
ROADS DAMAGED BY
THE STORM.
ISnecinl to The Bnlletin. |

South Kohala. Hawaii. Sept. 90
Naimea has of late been busy in the
building and renovation line. The
Akona trading firm has blossomed
.orth with new buildings. The court
house has been repaired and painted
as already mentioned and last but not
least the Volcano Stables Company
have set up an establishment and
built large stables and out.buildings,
where they keep all kinds of carriages
both for the conveyance Of the mans.
the regular stage freight wagons. and
private hire. This is the continuation
of the line of stables that the Volcano
Stables Co. have built at convenient
distances from half way round the
Island. the chief being at Hilo and the
Volcano House. under the manage.
ment and control OF c. l.. Wright. and
the stables at Honokaa and Waimea
by his agent. Ben Kuku.
Mrs. f. w. Carter with her three
children, after long visit to the
Coast and Washington, returned by
the Helene on Saturday, the 23d inst
Mrs. Carter. who has been absent
three months, landed at Kawaihae
where she was met by her husband
Manager Fred. Carter.
Alas for the efforts OF the road
builders, the careful repairs to the
Kawaihae.Waimea road, the work ol
many weeks. were destroyed in few
hours by the freshets following the
recent cloudburst. The road Is now
worse than II was before the repairs
On the eth inst. there was an in
Hux of families including many little
people. into Kawaihae. These inclu
ded Mrs. Forbes aud five children and
servant. Mrs. A. b. Lindsay of Homo
laa and four children and servant;
also Mrs. Black and two children and
servant They stopped over night and
returned to Waimea on the following
morning.
The Princess Kawananakoa. accom-
panied by Mrs. Deerlng. arrived IL
Kawaihae by the Kinau on Wednes
day morning. Sept. 2Sth, from whenc,
they drove to Mana as Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Widemann's guests.
| Manager David Forbes OF the Kll
kuihaele plantation. Hamakun. paid ;
visit to Honolulu last week. He tool
the Kinau from Kawaihae and return
ed by the same boat on the 2Sth inst
The Kinau also took home Mr.. A. B
Lindsay OF Honokaa, the popular meT
chant and postmaster.
Mr.. Hayes, who has long been man
ager OF the Volcano Stables at Homo
kaa and Waimea, has severed his con
nection with the company. Mr.. Be-
Kuhns, formerly resident at Olaa
has been appointed in his place. Nj
Kuhns is well known TO be an expert
enced hand and a skilled whip. Cor
siderlng one stretch of road be
tween Hilo and Kawaihae-twely
miles in length-the deep gulches, tn
different washouts, the Volcano Con
pany Is doing wonders.
A. w. Carter, guardian, and l.. I
Conant. receiver of the Parker rancl
arrived in Kawaihae by the Kina
from Honolulu on the 2Sth inst.
The Parker ranch shipped sevent
head of cattle by the Maui for Hon'
lulu on the Goth inst These were n
companied to Kawaihae by Bool
keeper S. NJ Spencer.
DR.. John Atcherley, formerly Co
eminent physician and agent for tn
Board of Health In South Kohala, an
resident both at Walmea and Kawa
haze. has removed to North Kohali
where he intends to continue pra
tice. He will for the present occup
the Kinnersley place near Kapaau.
Ernest n. Parker. son OF the Hol
Samuel Parker, formerly was a III
nolulu artist. has accepted the pos
ton as bookkeeper to the Humuul
sheep ranch In Hllo.
c. p. laukea does not believe In d.
ing political work on Sundays. II
preached in the Imiola Church on IL
25th inst. and was listened to by
large audience. In the afternoon
| left Waimea and continued his journs
Il L..