Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-03

JHDHntSe THIStS noWtTS' u lew Ntbt-
tables for his own use, dry tChinese)
taro, and strawberries for sale. The
privy Is located near bank of irriga-
ton ditch that supplies the taro pond
below. He disposes OF his feces by
fertilizing flowers, but during rainy
weather, probably, this toilet overfiows
and drains into irrigation ditch He
also collects water from mountain
stream above his place. In an earth
reservoir and occasionally uses II to
irrigate his fowers.
"a Hawaiian place Is situated a lit
tie ways below the last Japanese place I
Dust described), occupied by two peo-
ple~-man and wife-raising vegetables
and flowers for their own use. The
man works on own place ana has no !
other employment. The privy is To- /
Gated right over one OF Go koo's taro
patches which latter are partially iill- |
ed with water. Water collected from
roof of house and stored In n barrel
is used for drinking purposes. They
have n daughter married and living
just down the valley from them.
After crossing the taro patches just /
mentioned, valleyward Of this place,
we come to another house, occupied
by n single Hawaiian, and located on
the east side of the stream. His priVy
Is situated near the east bank of the
stream. This mans wife died In March
this year Of cholera ON. h. The said
woman died not here. at her home. but
went down to see the two sick girls
of Mrs. p, where she sickened ana
was taken to Kalihi Quarantine as a
contact, and died at the latter place
The husband of this woman did not
stay In the 'P' house, but just mauka
Of that house, at the time the p
children were sick. He states that he
did not visit the house OF the chill
dren himself. From all we can gath
err. this man just escaped being quar-
antined with the other 'P' contacts.
His house adjoins numerous taro
patches.
Just below this old Hawaiian's
house IL located the Go Koo place
(Sam Hop Lee Company. To this
place we often make reference in 9TH
er parts of our report, In tracing our
cholera cases, and the ponds immedi-
ately surrounding this place are the
ones referred to when we mentioned
Go Koo In our report. We state this
as Go Koo owns other ponds In Manoa.
| The prvy Is situated on slope, just
In front Of the living houses, and Is
very shallow pit covered by rough
! shed. II Is evident from the location
that each rain furnishes enough water
| to carry away a portion OF these con-
tents, from time to time, to the taro
ponds below rms priNy mas peeh 10
| Gated In the same place Tor over Two
years. but has never been einp'leu eN-
oept through the medium OF ruins
Seven people live mere
THE next mousse IL that Oh 'n'-
nese wood gatherer named CHUNG
Hang. The people We're not NJ nome
nj she time OF our WISH, p"' 'l'o'IIlu
ton was optalhed tna' 'neS urihh wa
ter from the irrlga,ion uitch 1us' MA
uka OF mousse me" priNE 10 'ot"'.u
on the banks OF taro pohus' just apoNe
the part where 'he 'aro was pu''eu
that was USED TOT 'ne POI ea.e" ~
case Al. referred 10 ELSEWHERE III '"''
I report
Just below thls 'nihese p'use "'e
located III eomphratNeE S"'',' a. s"
eight other shacks' Inc nrS' VI ,neSe
shacks hau 'ts prNS ioea'eu neu'
when leads 10 NEARBY 'aro ponu y,
present TINS shacN ~ u"o,o'p'." '''a
mas not Deeh oGSup,eu ~, e,,,n"
o", 80 80 onrs,stad or n
,nere 20 49,. ~. oII,ran Thn mans
man wiz anu w =. saId 40 mo
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