The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-08-09

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Geo. w. Mahikoa for S14,95O. .OC
A iequisition (P.1943) to provide a
room for a kitchen for the use OF
the Hanalei School was referred to
Mr.. Menefoglio for report.
Mr.. Brendt moved that necessary
laborers be employed Ito clean all
the schools before the next school
terra opens and being seconded by
Mr.. Mentes the same was carried.
The following acquisitions were
granted:
l. Omao School: A cesspool at
Omao to be boarded over before next
school term opens as it is a menace
to the school children.
2. Koloa SCHOOL, To repaint the
principals and teachers cottages.
g. Hanamaulu School: To open a
principals cottage and to paint the
lanai and kitchen and bathroom of
said principals cottage and to re.
pair the toilet
4. Xekaha School: Necessary re-
pairs to be given the old teachers
cottage.
The requisition of the Hanamaulu
School for plowing, grading and
grassing the school yard, action on
same postponed to a future meet
ing.
Requisition attached P.1943) for
necessary repairs to be given the
Wai:nea School was referred to Mr..
Brandt with power to act in the pre-
mi5es.
Requisition attached to P.1943) for
drinking fountain, ETC., for the Kal-
ahao School. was granted. The re.
quest for moving the two bungalow
class-rooms to the new ground, ac-
ton on same deferred until some
fut'ire mccfing
Requisition attached to P.1943)
from F. S. Pugh, Industrial Supervis.
or for necessary repairs to be Civ.
en- cottages used by him at Eleele,
was referred to the County Road Su-
perv.sor with power to act theron.
Requisition attached to P. 1943)
for supplies very much needed for
the High and Grammar School was
referred to the County Road Super
visor with power to act on the pre-
misses
Mr.. Brandt moved that Miss B. E.
L. IIundley, Supervising Pprincipal,
have the authority to list and pur-
chase on behalf of this Board suffi-
cient supply of furnitures, kind and
class to be of the same to furnish all
the teachers cottages, including the
old ones, and being seconded by Mr..
Silva the motion carried.
A petition P,195O) from Honorable
S. X. Kaeo, County Attorney, for the
approval of his appointment of Mr..
Eugine X. Aiu as a Deputy County
Attorney at a monthly salary of
$4,000 and to be allowed a clerk at
pay to be approved by the Board
was received
At 1890 p. m. recess was taken.
Afternoon Session
The Board reconvened at 1:30 D.
m. for the transaction of further bus
mess.
The Board after due examination
approved the several demands sub
mitted against the appropriation
hereinbelow listed.
Honorable Charles A. Rice having
been given audience asked for the
macadamizing of the road leading
to the Ahukini landing for the con-
venicnce of passengers intending to
take the steamer for Honolulu at that |
point and suggested the issuance of
bonds to cover the expense of this |
work The Board accepted the sug- |
gestion as being a good one and re-
quested the County Road Supervisor
to submit, if possible, at the next |
plans and specifications for
this road.
Financial reports for July, 1921, to-
wit: Treasurer's, RECONSIDERATION;
Auditors Receipts etc; Joint Re.
port; and the Auditors Report for
six months to June 80, last, were re-
ferreG to Mr. Brandt for advise.
Financial Reports for May, 1921,
Treasurer; Treasurer-Audi-
tor; and the Joint Report; and those
for June 1921, to-wit;
Treasurer; Treasurer-Auditor; Au-
iitor receipts, etc. and the Joint Re
port; also the report of M. H. Drum.
mond, Deputy Bank Examiner, of the
financial condition of the County as
Of December 81, 1920, were approx
ed uron the advise of Mr.. Brandt.
Lihue Poundmasters Report P.-
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