The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-08-23
LOCAL POLITICAL CONDITIONS DENOUNCED
BY T. |. SPALDING IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT

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thelr SANITARY dependence largely
snrsoil. The growth of our CITY. with
the recent large milltary estaohsh,
meht, together with increased au l
rapiu steamship communication WIZ"
various ports OF the racine Where
aeadlS uiseaseS are endemic ana the
nearing complexion OF the rahana
canal whi'h VIII Vastly increase tms
shipplng' nave rehuereG our ne"'th
proolehls urgent anu I or. III
me way prlhcipHly OF nlIlhG III wei
lahus, oPenlhg Ioaus, eN.enu'mg .ne
sewer system anu IN Neep,mg our ho"'e
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oIn;r "a doos mot soem imnose;blo Homo
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,omris, Fron, Tho cold business stand .
no;nt IF 'dolIors and cents alone. we
, ov+ora 70 tbon, friendly creating
, and ask them to remain and ioin in
, the nnbuildino of the Territory.
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A Harbors, shipping ana transportation
s Al my request our commission on
: lbarhors shining and transportation
!. has rendered report, hereto attached,
ON their work for the wear and on the
r. present status of harbor and wharf
? improvements throughout the Terri.
= tory This report has been prepared
:. with care and thoroughness and con
9 tains much important statistical in
q formation and recommendation which
a. merit publication.
!. TioI+borse Tender and Revenu,
I. Cuttor- Information has lately beer
n received that the Bureau of Of Com
te morce and Labor in WASHINGTON con
re temnlated transferring the lighthous
N tender KulSui from this Territory Il
t, Alaska, without replacing her wit
o. another boat A lighthouse tender i
r. positively needed in our waters 10
At carving supplies to some thirty light
Of houses, attending to buoys and to tel
Us or more automatic lights where Their
is no keeper No local boat seems {
n. be available. This matter has bee
O. referred to our committee ON harbors
o. shipping and transportation for con
I'd sideration and prompt report. 1 hav
@. also referred to same committee tn
question of again urging that rev
t. enue cutter be stationed at this port
X. Ports of Entry-It having been cul
or rently understood that special agen
d. of the United States treasury depart
nr ment sent out to this Territory, Intend
es ed to recommend abolishing the port
" of entry of Hilo, Mahukona, Kahulu
of Koloa, or some of them, the harbol
of shipping and transportation commtte
n. of this chamber acted promptly in or
,k position to such a measure which
IT. carried out, would result in great an
of noyance, confusion and expense to GU
rt shipping interests, the committees
Nv efforts resulted in our receiving assul
ct ances that recommendations for tn
he aboIisbing of these ports would not b
On made.
Roilwavs-Tbe oxtension of tho Nil
as railway system on Hawaii tGo distanc
ld of tbirtystwo miles from HiIo TO tn
p. Hamakna Min. through the fertil
nr sngor districts of Hilo and Hamaxu,
es is the most important work of develoI
ar ment by private enterprise IN this Tel
n ritory for the past year. This undel
he taking requiring large capital and tn