Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-20
ROUND THE ISLAND TRIP AS
SEEN BY TOURISTS.
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Interesting receiving frequent APP
plause and our party were all sorry
when they left for their homes.
The location of Mrs. Lansings place
is ideal and in the bright moonlight
the tropical surroundings were very
fascinating. Here we met the New
York schoolma'am," and to say that
she belongs to the salt of the earth Is
putting 1t mildly. Here is an intel.
lcctual and refined woman isolating
herself from society and devoting the
best part of her life to teaching the
elements of the English language to
the youth of all colors and national.
tiles. The thoroughly centralized sys.
TEN OF education in force here must
mean much for the future of the in
habitants. Miss Nudge has a cosy home
with running water under her kitch-
en- and a swimming pool in one corner
CT the house and seems to enjoy this
quiet life.
The next morning we continued our
Journey along the coast and enjoyed
to the fullest extent the beauties of
both mountain and ocean. A short
stop at a native cottage, where we
witnessed a hula dance under decor.
Gus surroundings, gave our party some
insight into native customs of earlier
days, when clothing was not consider.
ed so much of a necessity as at pres.
ent.
Passing on. we next stopped at a
school house where Mrs. Rhodes, the
teacher, showed us through a room
filled with native. Chinese and Japan
csc scholars all intent on their work
Theii faces had an intelligent look and
Mrs. Rhodes informed us that as a rule
they were apt scholars. Passing the
Mormon settlement we arrived al
noon at Kahuku and had our lunch II
a Chinese house, but 1t was sent NJ
from the hotel at Waialua and was
ample in quantity and of such goot
quality that our party did full justic,
to 1t. In the afternoon We passed
round the end of the Island.
The drive from Kahuku to Waialus
was not especially interesting but W,
saw much rugged mountain scener!
and were interested in passing the Re
form School. where we saw the boy
at work at their tasks on the farm
Labor is a great regulator for boy
animal spirits and should help 4
make them better men. Arriving a
the beautiful Haleiwa Hotel, with III
tropical surroundings, we were sooi
indulging In plunge In the warm wa
tiers of the Pacific. Then, rested ant
refreshed, we did ample justice to tn,
elegant dinner set out by the host,
After a good nights rest at this ele
CANT hosiery We continued our jour
ney In the morning. After a climb o
about seven miles over an easy grad
we reached the tableland between tn
two ranges of mountains. As W
looked back from this elevation we en-
: joyed a magnificent view Of ocean an,
cultivated fields extending for mile
] in all directions. We passed along 70
many miles over this level tableland
: most of which at present is lying prac
5 tically idle, but is no doubt very fei
Q tile and with even moderate irrigation
at certain seasons will produce enol
nous crops. After passing for som
time over this tableland, which mus
e contain hundreds Of thousands O
; acres, we came to the place where tn
j. Wahiawa Water Company is engage
in erecting an enormous dam acros
Q one Of the gulches. This dam wi
g have capacity of $500 million ga
3 Ions and the engineers figure that