The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-05
wAHIAwA NOTES.

| valves of Honolulu, and Mr. John Ne
win left early of last week for Kalihi-
wal and are back again. On the way
home they called on the Jaegers at
their Kukuiula residence.
| Mr.. Harvey, the civil engineer i'm
charge of laying out of homesteads on
the Kalaheo lands, has about complet-
ed his work
Land Agent and Appraiser Deverill
was over last week and managed to
sell some more lots.
! Mr.. Alexander w. McBryde left last
! Tuesday by the Mikahala for Homo
| lulu after a few weeks recuperation in
! the mild and refreshing atmosphere Of
Maialoa, the McBryde home.
| On the previous Sunday a poi lunch
was given by his brother Walter at
I the Laval beach house which Messrs.
/ Boyle, Grace and Smith helped enjoy.
Sea bathing for which Laval is noted
was INDUCED in
Mr., Emmeluth, the pineapple expert,
/ is up again. and is elated with the way
the pines up here are doing.
submit a statement of the most i'm
portant work completed during the
month of August and a list of the
most important work under construc-
ton at the present time, and the esti
mated expense for payrolls and bills
for materials and supplies, to carry on
the same during the month of Sep
TENDER, 1906.
Work Completed During the Month
of August, 1906. -Construction, new
bridge, Kukui street; grading, filing
coral dressing and oiling, Halekauwila
street; grading, filling, coral dressing
and oiling Foundry street. bitumen
cutters, corner Fort and King streets;
construction, various sizes concrete
storm drain pipes, and a number of
other light repairs, such as patching,
cleaning, sweeping, etc, mentioned in
the monthly report
Work under Construction During
Month of August and to be Carried on
During Month of September 1906
Construction, new bridge, Vineyard
street; construction, various sizes con-
crete storm drain pipes; draining,
grading and coral dressing, Queen
street extension, Kawaiahao street;
! ,
Cummins street; grading, coral dress
ing and matchmaking, Kalakaua ave-
nue.; grading, coral subgrading and
matchmaking, Waialae road; regrad-
ing and macadamizinf, Liliha street;
coral dressing, Hebron lanes storm
draining and macadamizing, Kapukaki
road, and a number of repairs in the
outside districts of Manoa, Tantalus,
Palolo, old Nuuanu Pail road Kalihi
Valley Road and Diamond Head road,
such as patching, cleaning, grading,
etc.
The quarries which are in operation
at the present time to supply macadam
for the ve-mentioned work are Ka-
laupalena, Alewa, Makiki quarry and
South street bunkers, which furnishes
coral dressing for Kalakaua avenue and
Waialae road.
In estimating the expense to carry on
the aforementioned work, 1 would re-
specially ask that an appropriation of
$4,000 be made for the month of Sep
tember 1906 Yours respectfully,
SAM'L JOHNSON,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
County Engineer Gere made his
monthly report.
Governor Carter wrote to the Board
asking for County statistics for use in
his annual report to the Department
of the Interior
Moore Introduced the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopt
ed
| Re n paso1,ad h,, +bo Dead % c.,
pervisors of the County of Oahu that
1t is the order of this board: That
until such time as proper civil service
rules can be put in operation by the
Supervisors of this county, that no en-
ploye in any department under the con-
! troll of the Board of Supervisors shall
be discharged from such employment
on account of his political opinions
and that the employees in any of said
| departments shall have the right and
privilege of attention any meetings
they desire, after working hours. with
out being molested or inundated; and
be it further
Resolved, That any employee who
shall be discharged or laid off for ex-
ercising the rights and duties of a citi-
zen and voter shall report the same at
once to the oBard of Supervisors, as
they are not employed for political pur-
poses, but to do work for which they
are paid by all taxpayers of this
county.
Estimates for the coming month
finished the business of the meeting.
1t will take $49S1O to run the county
for the period named.
AT $3.50 p. m the Board adjourned
until the Sth at 1880 p. m.