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BY AUTHORITY
feANlTAUY REGULATIONS OF
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
FOR ALL VILLAGES AND
POPULOUS LOCALITIES IN
THE TERRITORY OF HA
WAII OUTSIDE OF THE
. SANITARY DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU.
The following rcfiulntions shall ap
ply to, and bo enforced In all villages
Una populous localities in the Torri
lory of Hawaii outside of the Sani
lary District of Honolulu.
REGARDING BUILDINGS AND
YARDS.
RAIN WATER.
i
j Sec. (1) Where the space be
tween buildings is less than fifteen
feet the water from the roofs of the
buildings shall be conducted in water
'tight leaders and made to discharge
into suitable drains leading onto
street or alley gutters and if any
buildings is so situated that tho
water from the roofs of said building
will run under tho building and not
drain off tho samo rulo shall apply
This regulation shall not apply to
buildings where the amount ot water
discharged from the roofs will not be
tlctrimcntal to tho public health or
public sanitation.
AIR SPACE BETWEEN BUILD-
! INGS.
j
,Scc. (2) No building, flush with a
.street or streets bounding tho lot on
which it is to stand, shall hereafter
be' erected within five feet 6f any
other boundary line of said lot, un
less the nature and location of such
buildiii" and the purposes for which
it is to be constructed and adapted
do not require said vacant space for
the preservation of public health and
public sanitation. There shah be
clear air space of ten fcot between
all buildings, except sucli as are
flush with a streot or streets boun
ding the lot- on which they stand
unless the nature and location of sucl
buildings and tho purp6s"es for which
they are to bo constructed and
adapted, do not require said vacant
space for tho preservation of the
public health and public sanitation
The word "buildings" in this para
irraph shall be construed to mean
and include sheds, 'ledn-tos, privies.
outhouses and all other structures of
similar character."
LIGHT AND VENTILATION OF
DWELLINGS,
Sec. (3) Each and every room in
tended for use for human habitation
.shall- be provided with at least eight
square feet of window area bavin.
unobstructed access into the open
air for each 100 square feet of floor
space in said room; and at least ono
half of said window space shall be
movable and available for ventilation
AIR SPACE UNDER BUILDINGS.
Sec. (4) Every building shall
have on an average at least twenty
inches of clear space for the circula
tion of air between tho floor timber
and tho ground, and shall have suf
ficient openings for ventilation in the
outer walls to admit a free circula
tion of air; but, in case this air space
cannot bo secured without reaching
"ground water level' then ther
shall be no air spaco, but the floor
shall be of concrete or masonry,
YARDS, AREAS, COURTS ETC
Sec. (o) Yards, areas, courts, al
Icyways and other open spaco with
Jn oi-between buildings, whoro water
is used for washing of any kind, shall
b?i properly graded and cemented, or
paved so as to bo water proof, and
-i . i -i ,1 t
uruiueu mio iruppuu urmus proper
Xy connected with sower or cesspool
where practicablo or drained away
50 feet from any dwelling and no per-
manent woodeu floor pi- grating shall
bo maintained over tho salno.
WATER TIGHT FLOORS.
SVc. (G) All houses structures
roomxs . or parts thereof, iii which
watery is used, or intended to bo us
ed, in suich quantity as to render the
lioor orv , floors thereof constantly
damp, shai'J have- such floor or floors.
made absolutely water-proof, with
proper drainage into trapped lead
en- convoying; the water away into
cesspool or sower where practicable
or drained nvay 50 feet from any
dwelling; and tllo water proofing of
all such floors shall bo done in a mau
ner satisfactory to tho Board of
Health.
. Sec. (7) No 1uilding or structur
shall bo used as a residence" or place
of human habitation or abode which
is situated upon mnu wncro mere is
(standing water within eighteen
inches of tho surface of tho ground;
nor shall any building or structure
bo so used that is placed on land
that has been made by filling in with
dangerous and insanitary refuse or
garbage or any substance dangerous
to tho public health.
REGARDING PRIVY VAULTS
AND CESSPOOLS.
Sec. (8) No privy vault, sink or
cesspool shall hereafter bo located
or constructed within fifty feet of
any stream, lako, pond, well oi
spring of water, nor within two feet
of the lino of any lot; nor shall it be
''made more than eighteen or less than
six feet dcon, or placed in such a
position that it is not easily acccs
siblc for emptying and cleaning.
Sec. (0) When necessary for tho
preservation of the public health
the sides and bottom of any privy
vault, sink or cesspool, shall be mado
cither wholly or in part water" tight,
so as to prevent any saturation of
tho ground about tho said vault, sink
. t 1 1
or cesspool, aim snau do proviucu
with suitable ventilating arrange
ment.
Sec. (10) No structure or cover
shall be put upon or over any privy-
vault, sink or cesspool," until it has
been inspected by tho proper agent of
.the Board of Health and approved
as meeting the requirements of these
regulation's and of public health.
Sec. (11) Any privy-vault, sink
or cesspool, already constructed
which has become a nuisancfc, or in
any way dangerous to life, or .detri
mental to health, shall bo-removed,
re-constructed, or altered to meet
the requirements of these regulations
and of public health, as' directed by
the Board of Health, or its Agent
Sec. (12? Thq .Board' of Health or
its Agent lVidy.cause tho eniptyin
or dismtecting' or auy privy-vaults,
sink or cesspool that is dangorous to
the public health, at the expense of
tho owner or occupant of the
premises after 4b noui" notice and
failure to comply therewith.
Sec. (13)' No .privyn-ault or cess
pool shall bo excavated or maintain
cd within ten feet of any dwelling
house or inhabited building or cook
mg-liouse or place wncrc cooking is
done.
bee. (14) All waste, soil, sewer
or drain plies', s)inll-"b'e of, cast iron
lead 6r vitrificd'clav. If of iron or
lead the" joints, shall be caulked with
molten lead; if of vitrified clay, they
shall have tight cement joints all
joints to ' be smooth in tho inside
open drains may bo
iiiasonary. ' '' ""
i i ' . ' it
of water tight
bee, (to) All cesspools or privy
vaults wnen, aDanaoneci and tne use
thereof discontinued shall be at once
disinfected and filled with earth
sand, ashes, or other clean material,
In no case shall material dangerous
to tho public health be used in fill
ing such privy-vault or cesspool,
SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR
STABLES.
Sec. (1G) The floor of- 'the stalls
shall bo made water tiglit and may
bo made of tho following materials
Tongue and grooved planks, cement
asphaltum or broken (coral) rock to
the depth of six inches covered with
clay well .tamped, -
Sec. (17) All stalls shall bo con
structcd: with a slant of at least
three and one half inches'from front
,to rear.
Sec. (18) The water tight floor
ing of the stalls may be covered with
suitable material, provided such ma
torial shall not be allowed to become
saturated with animal, t discharges
aud remain until insanitary.
Sec. (19) Liquid discharges from
animals shall be conducted into
drain or ditch to a cesspool or sewer
where practicable and said drain or
ditch shall bo fluked and' kept clean
sec. (zu; au .manure irom stables
snau be removed at least one m
each week. ,
Sec, (21) These regulations shall
apply to hyery, hack, bus, tramcar
truck, express, dairy and all other
stables whero .five or more horses or
inules aro kept.
REGARDING GARBAGE.
Sec. (22) No garbage, stable ma
nuro, night soil or animal o,r yegeta
bie rciuso ot any naturo which is
dangerous to tho public health shall
bo used for grading purposes, or for
filling up any, house lot or othor
tract of land land.
Sec. (23) Any person violating
any pf the foregoing regulations
$hall- bo punished as provided by
law.
The Claudino left Kahului for liono-
on Tuesday and will return on regu
lar time.
The gasoline schooner Eclipso
touched at Kiliei yesterday morning
With mail for Maui.
The bark Albert, Capt. Griffiths,
left Honolulu for S. F. hist Monday
with a full cargo of sugar.
The steamer Mikahala is soon to
be put on tho ways for examination
by the inspectors of hulls and boilers.
The navy vessel Solace left Manila
for San Francisco, via Guam and
Honolulu on Jauuary 25. She U due
at Honolulu at any time now
Yesterday morning, the MoUi land
ed atMaalaea Bay, took Col. W. H.
Cornwell aboard, and immediately
started back to Honolulu.
Thirty-seven British naval vessels
have received or arcabout to be fit
tcdwith wireless telegraph appara
tus, the principal system used being
tho Marconi.
Captain Simcrson .of tho Mauna
. . .
Loa was granted a master's license
for steam vessels of 1500 tons on the
Pacific ocean by the inspectors yes
torday. no is tho first Hawaiian to
receive American master's papers
Very little work could be dono
at Kahului during the storm in tho
jnatter of loading and unloading ves
scis,, especially during tno4 past low
days, since, the railroad track has
been washed out.
The new, steamer Hanalci, recent
ly built at Oakland, and which has
been fitting out at tho Fulton En
gineering and Shipbuilding Works,.
had her trial trip on the 2nd. instant
She is to sail for .Honolulu soon, to
remain in the inter-island trade,
A five-masted schooner for tho Ha
waiian trade is now in course of con
struction by Stone Brothers at
Harbor View
One of the first, if not the fiist tug
to bo taken to tho Island of Maui,
is now lying at the -.foot of Mission
streot in San Francisco nearly ready
to leave for' tho p6rt of Kahului.
The boat was speciallydcsigned and
constructed by E. W. Tucker for
Alexander & Baldwin, which firm
will send their new boat clown on
Ihe next trip of tho Martha Nelson
The tug is fifty-seven feet in length
with powerfully built engines, and
will take tho place of a small
steamer now being used as a tow
boat at that port.
Sacramento, , Jan. 25. In the
Senate today Senator M'aggard of
Tehama introduced a bill proposing
that the San Francisco Board
Of
Pilot Commissioners, be abolished
and jjroposing a series of
radica
changes in the pay and charges of
pilots. It provides that tho control
of tho
pilots shall be placed in tho
hands of the State Board of Harbor
Commissioners, which is authorized
to appoint a single Pilot Commit
sioner.
Vesoelsin Port Knluilui
Am. Schr. Honoiiw, OUeu, from Newcastle.
- Am. Schr. Hubert It. Hind, IIclllLSfU, from
yacomaj lumber.
Am. Schr. Compeer, Larscu, from Port Town
.send.
Am. Schr. Stanloy, Schmaltz, from S. T.
Am. Ship charmer, John Slater,- from Lady
smith, li. C. coal.
Am. Dgtoo. Lurllne, Shaubo, from San Fran
cisco, merchandise.
taAm.Soh. Ottllllo Fjord; llosch, from Eureka,
lumber.
Ar-pived.. J
V Feb. 15.OttflI!c
Fjord, Posch 28 days irom
Jpurcka; lumber.
Departures.
Feb. 15.-Ain. Sch. II. C. Wright, for S. F.
Expected.
Schr. Honolulu, from Nowcastle, coal.
Honolulu P'ostofiice Time Tabic
DATE
SAME
FROM
Feb. 2
8
" 0
" 12
" 13
18
" 18
11 18
" 10
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28
Nippon Haru... Yokohama
China ,..San rj-auclsco
Mnrlposa San .Francisco
Rio do Janeiro . . . , Yokohama
Warrlmoo Sydney
Doric San Francisco
Aorangl Victor!
Alameda , ...Sydntiy
Sierra , San 1 rauclsc-
Coptic, Yokohama
Nippon Maru Sun FrancUco
FOR
Fob. 2
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" 12
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" 19
" 18
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Nippon Haru Sjn Francisco
Clilna Yokohama
Klo do Jnuelrp Sau Fr.inoluo
Mariposa ,Sau rrnnoiH'1
Wurrlmco Vlotorla
Doric- Yokohami
Aoranyi ...Sy'dney
Alameda San FrgucUco
Sydney
' 19 Coptio'i;
' 2 Nippon-Maru
.Sou FrancUco
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