The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-19

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s 4f9sT, NbFH Ns baFe an inexhaustl
~ fgly ~ NAfsr when can b. pass
- ftrp III nafHfe's fifer1"
faNphjl fhen pointed oBt that 10
npfH se 3 simple proposition 0f con.
Fsrthz fh" cbefgY deuycd from the
fyffs 1eHge1 NJ EunAnD dam into artc.
s.as efabHeis lfc did not give csti.
Ha'et ~ eDsf. mHfely stating that pure
NafFf ahg DrDprr distributing sys.
ffm ND3B b. fOBnd ~ eost lcss 10 the
efG n fbs rKbt method we're employ.
f9s fsab fbc system nDw in use. Camp.
bfI smpbas.zsG iBS statement that, II
fie fefTbHe If she department were
HIfFH ~ BIN ~ eaffy 0ut the work, IL
HNIH ~ ftT,f pay fOf b" bonded issue
within fWFpfy yeafs, IIo lAtcr cut this
estimate ADWG ~ fifteen years when he
sfHiff fbai fie insurance companies had
ass1ff1 him that the premiums on prop.
fHy NDHid h" greatly reduced If the
s4siem Wbieh BE- pr0p0scs II carried into
fGfFt Campbell stated that the Water
Department had turned fully 100000
into ne Tefit0nm Treasury within the
iast I'm years, ~ this could be utilized
m n fceOBsir rBetioH ~ the department,
putting IN y more adequate, laTger pip.
iHg system. b. stated fhat II would pay
fCr Hsdf IN short time.
WITH Fegard ~ the water granted FREQ
~ piblip parks and public buildings,
Campbell said that. II q meter system
Wpfe introduced ~ be- advises, the Ter
TiiOTy would be- charged with the water
thus reeoived, instead Of getting IL
gratis, As ht present. lie made a point
NJ lhr fact thnt wntcT IL n commodity,
ilif same as butter. bread or eggs, and,
that the minute man had TO pay for
egefy bit Of waste water consumed on
iis promises would remember not
~ waste, Summing this mp among the
population Of Honolulu, IL would mean
wonderful snylHQ 10 the community.
~ the cnd 0f Superintendent Camp.
bell = address q vote Of thanks for his
instructive rGmarBs was passed by all
those present, 10 whom the most % his
information appeared Ms n revelation.
VI. Towso then suggested that Lloyd
Chllds who Is arranging IIawnii's ex'
hibit for the Seattle fair, speak TO
ille gathering IN the absence Of W. u.
BilgeT, Of Seattle. who was unable 10
be present. Childs made mention OF
the positive need Of hn additional mp,
pr0pfinii0n Of $4,000 from the Terri.
iOrim Legislature for the exhibit Of tho
lIawaiiaB Islands NJ the fair, stating
the Territory would receive moro
boosts. more promotion, aud moro nd
vantage from this sort Of advertising
fhan from anything else.
1lm the looks Of the city had been
pfenlly improved through the commend
able work ~ the local press before
noOi time Wis pnft Of the report ~
Ipno x Meyers. He stated that Fright
NJ tho present time splendid results
could be- had II the papers would again
run local notices urging the residents
from time 10 time 10 clean up their
property and the sidewalks" The re,
por of Mr.. Meyers strongly urged that
ile legislative committee of the Civic
Federation look carefully into the law
affecting billboards. and, IL possible,
fmme some Inv that could be passed
nj this session. According TO III, re-.
port. The billboard matter Is one of
the most mporinnt which the Fedora
iinn hns to face In the near future.
A vote Of thanks was extended to
The press Of the city, through the re-.
port Of Dr. DoTcmns Scuddor. second
vlep president Of the association, for
the puhlloilv given 10 all notices from
the organization. He congratulated the
various committees on The excellent
work which had been accompl shed dur.
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