The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-15
INTER-ISLAND


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whore he will spend part Of the time
Coz the interests of his business.
MIR Jansen, who was formerly a
luna on the Parker Ranch. has accept.
ed the position as section luna for
Kapalona. i'm place of Mr. Smith, who
recently resigned Mr.. Jansen and his
family are now residing in the house
once the home of the late Mr. Charles
Williams
Mr.. Arthur and his family, Of Ku
kuihaele, are now occupy ing the large
building near the warehouse. Their old
house has been condemned by the Of
ficers of the Board Of Health, and in
the near future a new structure will
be built on the same site.
Just watch Kukuihaele grow, with
all modern bungalows! There's E
rumor that large social hall will be
the next thing added to this north.
western village.
PAAUHAU.
Mr.. Grotheer, although improving, is
still confined to the house and it may
be some time yet before he is able to
be out and about again
During the absence of Mr.. LennoX
on a holiday, Mr.. De Coito will have
charge of both the store and the post
office
Experiments show that weeds,
which are particularly obnoxious in
this climate because they grow the
entire year, can be destroyed cheaply
and effectively by spray of arsenite
of soda, and this is now extensively
applied.
LAUPAHoEHoE.
Road supervisor Nahakuelua has
had the dangerous curve of the road
over Manowaiapae stream fenced on
both sides. This will prevent future
loss of life. 1t was here that Porto
Rican fell over and met his death.
A good-sized rock taking a trip in
the air made a landing in Terada' S
stable. 1t came crashing through the
roof, missed the head of a horse by a
few spans, and came to a halt in the
floor.
March 81 tie members of the local
Mormon church put up a fine luau at
the hall. At noon the members and in.
vited guests sat about the well-prepar-
ed table and did justice to everything
before them-kaluaed pig, poi, opae
opihi, limu, and numerous other Ha-
waiian delicacies.
While returning from church the No
briga family had quite a hair-raising
experience, when the horses collars
dropped and the animals became un
manageable and started down hill at
full pace. The poles broke and the sur
rey and animals came to a halt. Altho
the vehicle was loaded no one was
hurt. Carlo says, "Of all those who
were aboard my father was the young
est" Ha-ha!
Moses tents court is in good shape
A little stand for locker son has beel
erected on a site overlooking the cour
and adjoining it.
w. H. Barringer is engaged in rail
| road survey work at Ookala
Rev. Mr.. Kopa, of Kohala, cam
over to see his daughter, Mrs. Bal
ringer of LaupahOehoe.
Seich Mukai, clerk at Barnard
who is now travelling in Japan, ha
been heard from. He reports being i
Yokohama and is enjoying goo
Health.
I Miss Hanako Okamura, formerly
pupil of the school here, who has bee
attending the university at Toxic, re
turned with her mother some time age
CENTRAL KoNoA.
A Japanese named Bunkichi, work
ing for the Kona Agricultural Co., wa
run over and killed last week at IA
naliu
]. KeEloha, an aged native living a
Hanalo Beach, was accidentally drown
ed here March %, and verdict t
that effect was returned at the coror
er's inquest.