The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-18


1t generally past
Judge William Whitney engaged in writing
advising hayward children actively employed
building boat From the laying the keel the the
ready for the launching There judges build
ing of their accomplishments and the uri who willing tackle
the putting together certainly possessed
to make good disciple of Blackstone The difficult problem
tackled by Blackstone be with apparently simple
task of connecting shaft with gasoline engine fixing debi
Whitney a neghbos confidence
They much
just aired khaki craft
setting attempting adjust hywhee governor
smted advisers gather around tell him
the advice of this board month
He told that he could putting
big propeller Accordingly secured the possible until
he had fitted the affair at the of his craft did he realize possibility
of the boat running perhaps
best give attention safety and less cab
the Coast for smaller propeller He has been waiting for that to arrive
once here the new launch will be loaded onto % time after
%
Informal launching exercises will be held the
who really his be
The launch length
fitted with acknowledgements gasoline engine The
will twelve and will have speed of about dozen knots an
yesterday corrugated
the best material
corrugated surface less
and that Pending propeller
Judge decide to tear off the outer surface his boat and replace
at judge yesterday,
build it,
It might be
which is Hawaiian for shrimp 'A
1t reported on excellent authority also that Judge Henry E. Cooper
who has long the nautical
ahead of his conrere getting out designs for ai He
that will handy often when he
Ding! Dong! Dng oIled old Kawaiahao Friday
"whO's deadF"
Poama announcing the close of kohOh replied Land Com
kept tOling
stopped listening
perhaps the the
Hawaians and he delights in telling stories of the of
when the natives held full and white answered to the call of o
ege Commissioner Tucker practically with the Hawaian
speak their language like native and perhaps acquaintanceh
with more Hawaiian people than other haOe in Oahu
Bae in the feuda days of the Islands, the land commissioner
In return for this the chiefs required their subjects render them
labor of Poalma Friday the
the chief
built the natives religion they
tribal apart Chiefs they
not surrender their right The missionaries finally compromised chiefs
by allowing the people work wOrt o'clock Friday
1.-THE grounds
Pm From the fishing banks and the trO fields the natives would wait
hear
them religious Kawaiahao The lng
disposed of their land holding and lost their claims over their subjects the
of tOlng that bell Friday afternoon
established and though there necessity these days continuing
practise faithfully twothirty Friday
afternoon the church his station and POama add
sands who have no knowledge of its Oldtme meaning that kO closed
But those old days are gone concluded Tucker 81 sometimes wonder
what those old feudal chiefs their fs would the
t now"
L. L. Moandos and his supporters in the for the gOvernshp have
been guilty what possible ewd in advancing the
Land Locked ones by sending broadcast United States
printed
These letters being of States senator's representatives
mayors cities janitO of public buildings and the total
bill
Il Congress that he might have them under frank
The designed
in Hawaii This made evident by the the
statements contained letter
circulated but BytandeT the
liberty eul from which Of After
announcing behalf Of the In session Washington that
will
d the goyeTnorshp for the last months the letter
al Without dwelling the public hearings held by the secretary
III Of tho interior the by Terri
that condition existed tho Republican administration
mldn be the
lean citizen who wished the Territory without being doml
III mated by tho Interests heslofeTs In control
Tha aSliug Al tha pois