The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

his duties as plantation manager since.
Gumpher. II appears. was greatly
shaken-up. disturbed. etc. He wants
the additional s374.25 for repairs and
the $4,000 as balm.
Within said that he had no knowledge
of the occurrence.
Il was told that my auto had been In
a smash but was not I'm 1t at the
time" he said to the Herald. II have
ALWAYS found my chauffeur careful and
reliable"
]. j. Dunno and william Rawlins are
acting for the plaintiffs. The hearing
is set for the September term in Homo
lulu
ATKINSON AND HIS TRIP.
Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson. with his
lentourage, had busy time in Hilo dur
ing his few days stay. He went all over
the Mokouku land and heard what the
owners there had to say about the situ-
ation on Saturday. On Monday he went
up to the new Jail and looked over the
work, following this with an inspection
of the new High School site. Monday
night he had a meeting with the Kai-
henui Settlement Association to talk
over the 13 Mile proposition and on
Tuesday the tracts at Waiakea were
gone over.
Tuesday morning the party left for
Kapolo. Puma, by train and then took
horses for Kalapana where they fig
ured on spending the night. 1t was the
intention next morning to go along the
coast to visit and photograph the FAM
GUS heiau at Panau Nui, probably the
best preserved ancient building on the
| islands. Thence they would go to the
Volcano House where Eben Low would
join them and pilot them to the Humu-
ula Sheep Station over the old cattle
trail and thence they were to ascend
Mauna Kea. From Mauna Kea they
= were to go by the old Judd road and to
Kailua. They expected the trip to take
about a week.
PEST ON LINES.
J From Investigations made with a
microscope Captain Eldarts of Kapo-
no, Puma, has decided that the wide
, spread damage to the crop of lines II
due to the depredations of a minute in
sect which looks something like a mos
quito Captain Eldarts used to raise
great numbers of lines but I'm Febru-
ary last he noticed that the trees were
looking unhealthy. They grew gradu-
/ Tally worse, dying by inches, seemingly
: until they finally ceased bearing alto
gether.
I, Under the microscope" the captain
l says, 1.-The pest looks like a mosquito
D somewhat, though 1t is much smaller
D =. is ~ SCI ,'s ~ sus'enance RON W the
: human blood. hanging on and sucking
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