The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-13

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mAtion
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hcennss lame, weak 90 nehingi
When urinary troubles Get In,
Your kidneys are "in n bad way"
Doan q backache Kidney pills win
cure YOU.
Here IL local evidence 10 prove IT,
IT, =. Swinton, Of Honolulu. Hawaii.
says; 81 WIS afflicted with baekaeha
for twelve years and was unable 10 get
relief. Seeing DoAn = Backache KID
ney Pills highly advertised and believ-
ing that my kidneys were disorderci, I
procured the remedy At the Hollister
Drug Co. ! found that Il was bene6t-
ing me and I continued It's use until
cured. Doan = Backachc Kidney Pills
have been 50 well tested In my case
that l highly recommend them TO other
kidney sufferers"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills ara
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes t2.50)
or will be mailed on receipt Of price by
the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan g, and
take no substitute.
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superstition that only $l,O0O,O00 OF the
possible $1,000 900 Of bonds will be re-
funded and that that will not be re-
funded until the second year of the
period II $2,000,000 should be re-
funded the second year, this item
should be doubled, and If DURING the
first year it should be quadrupled, in
any event that must be the permanent
basis ON which to calculate,
Senator Fairchild stated that il was
essential that each member of the SEN
ate should have full idea of the pres
ent fnaE lial situation that confronts
the Territory, and moved that each
Senator be provided with copy Of the
statement.
Protest From Hilo
A communication was received from
the Shippers Wharf Committee of Hilo
as follows:
1--WE have just learned from the
newspaper files that the House of Rep
resentatives has failed to make any APP
preparation for Hilo sanitation, leaving
same to be cared for by the county.
This may be all right for Honolulu, but
IL will only increase our troubles here,
because our sanitation is altogether in
the hands of our appointed Board of
Health officials. The arrangement as
made by the House of Representatives
would therefore tend to duplicate our
officials unnecessarily. The present ar
rangement, which leaves the Board of
Health paramount, is all right and we
would most respectfully request the
Senate, through you, to put all our
health and sanitation officials back un-
der the Board of Health, where they
belong.
i "This request has already been made
to the House, but evidently they did
not understand that our chief sanitary
inspector and his assistants are in
charge of our quarantine, rat and mos
quito work, and of the general santa
ton of the county"
Molokai Report.
On the request of Senator Baker, the
report of the Public Health Committee
on the trip to Molokai was referred to
the Printing Committee.
House Bill No. 81, authorizing the
deposit of Territorial funds in private
banks, was taken up in committee of
the whole with House Bill No. 173.
As the bill stood it provides for a
minimum rate of two per cent. to be
received by the Territory for the
money deposited. On the motion of
Senator Fairchild maximum rate of
four per cent. was inserted in the bill.
Senator Moore objected to bonds
guaranteed by fidelity companies being
included as security. He objected so
strongly to fidelity companies being
specified in the bill they We're finally
stricken out. The recommendation Of
the committee of the whole to pass
both bills on second reading was adopt
ed when the Senate reconvened.
Coelho introduced bill intended to
accompany the loan bill for 100000
appropriation for the Kula pipeline
The measure provides for the realiza-
tlons of the water system going into Il
special fund to ultimately reimburse
the Territory. 1T was passed to print.
The Ways and Means Committee re-
ported favorably on the bill to provide
for the maintenance of the Honolulu
water and sewer works, The report
states:
"The object of this bill is to cause
all revenues derived from time to time
from the Honolulu water apd sewer
works to be deposited and constitute
. special fund in the treasury of the Ter
rltory, such fund to be applied from
time to time by the superintendent,
with the approval of the Governor, to
the expenses Of maintenance and oper-
alton of said works, the payment of
interest upon the Indebtedness of the
Territory incurred for the construction,
improvement and extension of said
works; the extension and improvement
of said works, and the payment of the
said indebtedness.
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