The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-29

William Keolanui and T. X. Lalakea
were in the Kukuihaele village last
week, to investigate the unified ac-
counts of the Kuikahi estate, of which
Mrs. Jennie Kuikahi Kane is guardian
and Lalakea bondsman. This matter
is a somewhat tangled affair owing to
the ignorance of the guardian, and
was only exposed by relative who
recently died. The mans idea was, to
allow his grandchild, who was the
said womans own boy, and given in
his care, so much money a month for
the purpose of her boy getting fur
Their education in one Of the Honolulu
schools. The boys father, who was
one of the upright and well-tO-do Ha-
Waiimen of Kukuihaele years ago
(Kawailepolepo, was his name popu-
larry known died some six or seven
years ago, and left a vast estate BOTH
in Kukuihaele and Waipio, with plen.
ty of money for his children. And SO,
the woman, instead of allowing the
children to further educate them
selves with the help of the money left
for them by their father, ignorantly
spent it for other purposes
Big Stable.
The stony hill, near the residence of
the Saffery's in Kapulena has been
liyeled with blasters, by the Pacific
Sugar Mill Jap laborers. On the site
where it has been leveled, a large
stable will be erected to accommodate
the four-legged live stock which will
be used in the Kapulena section. A
luna will be placed in the nearby
house to take charge Of the place.
Personal.
1t was an unexpected home return
ing of Mr.. Fricke last Saturday, but
he's here because the Kilauea shipped
him home. When asked why he had
such brief vacation he said, q had
to hurry back to Hamakua, because it
was scorching in Honolulu, and the
mosquitoes wouldn't give me a chance
in the evenings to make myself look
pooty." o those horrid mos-qee-qee-
twos!!!
Pete Beamer of Hilo smilingly mo-
tored through the Honokaa village
and on to Kukuihaele on bust
D,.e IL uyoc accommodated la, big
wife. who comes along to see the
country sights in this part of the Ha-
wait world;
Mrs, Clinton, who for a week was
caring for Mrs Richard Tougher and
infant, was driven to her home last
Sunday by her fiancee, Congratula
tions to you'
Papaaloa.
Papaaloa is becoming a lively spot
for the Filipipos, as there is hardly i
night that they do not engage the Pa
paaloa dancing hall to enjoy them
selves.
The L. s. Geological Survey part,
have moved to Kihalani and are 10
Gated on the Catholic Church lot
Surely Papaaloa is growing-an
other japanese restaurant and hotel
The railroad work is progressing
very rapidly.
Manoel Andrade moved to his Kiha
lani homestead during the seconC
week of January.
The next step that the supervisor:
should look at is the building of ,
road fence along the bluffs, to avoit
accidents, as one nearly occurred thu
other day at the Maulua road. You
correspondent, his wife and childrer
happened to be in the very stage, am
were at the point of saying "Sayon
ara" to this world, when the stage
barely escaped going down the bluffs
Portuguese Missionary.
Rev, Father Joseph Rollins has jus
finished his mission work at Papa
loa. 1t was well attended from tn,
beginning to the end, considering tn,
distance which the people live from
the church. He left for Kukaiau OF
, the 14th, to continue his mission wort
there.
Rev. Father Rollins is a full-hedgec
| Portuguese, of the franciscan Order
and native of Lisbon. He has beel
conducting missions all around tn
world, and expects to return on an
other mission around the world in
few months. He is a perfect maste
of the Portuguese language, and ha
stirred up the Portuguese Of the dis
trict in observing and complying witt
their religious duties. God speed hi
good work!
SURPRISING the Altogether.
Dan Poikalani, the police officer a
Pohakupuka, has been busy civilizin'
the Japs at Papaaloa, in having (