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THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE S, 1920
Save Your Clothing
COXOMY demands that the expensive shirt, the fine gown
or the suit be liunuleietl, cleaned or dyed only by
Till: METHOD EXQUISITE
f the
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and DYKING AND CI HAXIXtf AVOKKS
J. AUAD110, l'rop. Honolulu.
(Send the package 1 y Parcels Post)
SUPERVISORS HOLD
IE
ir-'Ji '7;5il, lporored bath
Gone, and Good Riddance
The old four-
tub is on the
junk pile.
THAT space underneath and behind the old four-legged
bath tub has given housekeepers more trouble than any
other place in the house.
There is no reason why a hath tub should st;ind on legs. The
Pembroke does not. and its the last word in beauty, comfort
and sanitation.
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By actual tests
By exhaustive study and engine tests, our Board
of Lubrication Engineers has determined the correct
consistency of Zerolene for your make of automobile.
Its recommendations are available for you in the
Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get one for
yourcar at your dealer's or our nearest station. Use
Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your auto
mobile, truck or tractor.
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A grade for
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while the road leading to the New
Alill'of the Koloa Sugar Plantation Is
being macadamized.
7. To give the necessary repairs;
to the windows o the offices occupied
by the Judge and the Clerk of the Cir-J
cuit Court, Fifth Circuit, in the j
County Bulding. j
The Board after having carefully j
examined the several demands sub-1
tuitted approved them against the np-,
propriations hcreinbelow listed. !
A communication (P 1S01) from'
Frank B. Cook, Chief Sanitary Inspect-'
or. Territorial Board of Health which
requested for the passage of an Or-
dinance providing for a building per-1
tnit was received and after some gen-j
eral discussion had on the matter :
definite action was deferred until the j
next meeting. j
M. S. Henriques of Kapaa appear-1
ins for himself and his wife, after1
stating the damage done to his land J
at Kapaa by water leaking from the
County's tank below Mr. Hundley's j
residence and asking for some action
to be taken to prevent the further
flow of water on his land, upon the
motion of Mr. McBryde seconded by
Mr. Menefoglio the County Road
Supervisor was instructed to investi
gate into the matter and remedy the
evil.
Official Notices of hearings of Ac
tions to register the titles of certain
claimant 3 to certain lands situated at
Waimea, Kauai, were received front
the Land Registration Court and re
ferred to the County Attorney for
necessary action.
Upon the motion of, Mr. Bettencourt
Jr.. seconded by Mr. Menefoglio the
County Road Supervisor was instruct
ed to prepare and submit at the next
meeting plans for macadamizing the
Olohena Road in the Waipouli Tract,
A request from A. J. Caldeira, Super
Kapaa Homesteads,
intendent of Water Works for the
Koloa District, for an increase of his
pay was received and referred to the
County Road Supervisor for report.
School reports (P1S02) tn buildings
etc, for May last were1 received from
Anahola, Haena, Hanaloi, Hanamaulu
Kalaheo. Kapaa, Kekaha, Kilauea
Koloa, Koolau, Lihue, Makaweli,
Maua, and Omao and were placed on
file.
Financial Reports Nos. 251, 251a,
251nn, and 251b, for May last, being
the Reports of the Treasurer, Treasurer-Auditor,
Auditor's Statement of
Receipts & Disbursements and of ba
lances of appropriations, and the
Joint Report, were referred to Mr.
Menefoglio for advise.
The following Financial Reports
were approved upon the recommenda
tion of Mr. Brandt: for December,
1!ll Joint Report (P 244); for Janu
ary 1M20: Treasurer Ut 247), Auditor
'in Outstanding Warrants for the
ye:tr If 19 (R 247 aaa), Treasurer-Audi
lor (2) (R 217a-l & 2), aud Joint He
ports (It 247b-l & 2); for February:
Treasurer (R 24S), Treasurer-Auditor
tit 24Sa), and the Joint Report (24Sb)
for March: Treasurer (R 249), Treas
urer Auditor (It i9a), and the Joint
Report (R 24!H); for April: Treas
ir, r (R 250), Treasurer-Auditor
!U 250a), Auditor's Statement of Ap
propriations (R 250aaa), and the
Joint Report (R 250b). Also the Re
port (R 25'lc) of M. II. Drummond,
Deputy Bank Examiner, on the finan
cial conditions of the County on
December 31, 101! ; Treasurer's An
mini Report (252) for 1919, and the
Auditor's Annual Report (253) for
1919.
The Report (P 1S03) of the County
Road Supervisor for May last were
received and filed. It is as follows:
Mana New Road
It was necessary to do quite a bit
of grading and prepairing of the road
for extending the macadamizing of
this road. The crusher was moved
and set up further along and will be
ilile to complete the work as planned
from this set up. Sufficient stone for
llu macadamizing to Weber's place
has already been broken. The road is
! being applied with asphalt as the ma-
I eadamiiiing advances. .
! Waimea District
1 Pitching and general road work has
, be.-n going on in this district. Sand
I has been put on the road at various
! places.
S-'oine work was done on the road
Ut Pun Ka P.-l,. so us to get the pipe
up fur the proposed waterworks,
j Koloa District
Some pitching and sanding at the
main road has been done. Grading
! and prepuirin;; the New Mill road for
j the proposed macadamizing has been
' f.oln.-; on. About Coo yards stone has
; been broken for this work.
! Lihus District
; The roads throughout tile district
' have been patched.
SPECIAL
SALE
REMNANTS
OF
(litmhanis
1 ) ru pcries
Drops (roods
Cretonne
GARDEN HOSE
2 inch 2o feet, for $1.2')
'2 inch -- n0 feet, for $8.00
3 4 ilU'l. li.") feet, for 84 7o
?4 inch o) fed. for 811.00
"Tropic" tirade (i.mleii Hose. Strong, ami very ser
viceable. Kaeh length complete with brass, runt-proof
couplings.
BIG REDUCTIONS IN
MENS HATS AND SHIRTS,
Wo have a limited supply of Ponds Extract, f 1.75
cizc, which we offer as a Special Value while it lasts at $1.40
a bottle.
.")() els. size DIOXOGEN for 40 cts. a bottle.
REMEMBER THE SALE LASTS UNTIL
JUNE 12th.
C. B. HOFGAARD & CO., LTD.
Waimea, Kauai, T. H.
Sor.ic snul was placed on the Huleia
road.
Some stone has been broken and j
hauled to the County Lot to be used
in the construction of the Nawiliwili
bridge.
Stone and dirt is still being placed
in the sea-wall at Wailua.
Kawaihau District
The work of asphalting the main
road in this district has been going
on throughout the month; the work
being done at the places needing
most attention.
Some small bridge repairs have been
done in the homesteads.
Anahola Bridge
About 300 yards stone have been
broken and will be all crushed this
week, this stone is to be used in the
new concrete bridge at this place.
Tlu foundation work will begin this
we.'k.
Hnalei District
The concrete bridge below Kilauea
School was finished about 10 days ago,
up work is yet to be done.
iiome new flooring has been put on
the Kalihiwai bridge but more is yet
to be done on this bridge, including
renewals of some of the stringers.
N'cw flooring for small bridge at Ku
kui Grove has been placed at bridge
sitd and will soon be put in.
H;na)el Landing Road
Yhe crusher and macadamizing out
fit has been set up and prepairing the
road .for macadamizing is underway.
WATER WORKS:
Puj Ka Pele
A house about 15 feet square was
put up near Haleinaiiu for the men on
the pipe line work. All tools and
materials for this work was hauled up.
About a mile and half of the line has
he n hud out, also a tunnel of about
50o feet in length.
Pipe for said water works has been
ha lied to a point about half way to
Pu 1 ki Pile, and will be taken the
i e t of the way as soon as the weather
permit.!.
Kr laheo
A line of about half mile of " pipe
was put in for the County paying V4
;niire cost.
Schools
'lie new cottage at Waimea is
about completed.
Two new toilets for this school will
be completed this week. Some plum
bing repair work was done in the old
cottage.
The school kitchen at the Lihue
Grammar School was finished and
water connections made.
Wiring of the new Lihue Cottage
was completed.
Some repairing of screens was done
at Hanamaulu.
The Fence at Anahola School was
repaired.
Replies from the Governor and the
Commissioner of Public Lands (at
tached to P 1789) acknowledging the
receipt of an application, and a map,
from the Board for the setting aside
of a piece of land at Wailua for a
park to bo known the Poliahu Park,
and assuring that due attentions will
be given the matter were received and
filed.
t'pon the motion of Mr. McBryde
seconded by Mr. Menefoglio the sum
of $10,050.00 was appropriated, as ad
ditional appropriations, for the pur
poses named below, same to be paid
out of available moneys credited to
the General Fund in the Treasury:
Incndentals, Supervisors $ 60.00
Koloa: Macadamizing 5,000.00
Waimea: Asphalt Macad.
:iana New Roard. P.I.F. 5000.00
Hr. Menefoglio requested for a
permission to be given for the tem
poray use, by a pastor who will soon
visit Hanalei, of the school cottage
there, and by a vote of the Board the
District Supervisor was given full
authority to act in the matter as he
may see fit.
?Ir. Menefoglio upon reporting rec
ommended that Edward Gardner be
paid GO j (sixty per cent.) of the
amount . actually due him for March
waxes as a laborer duly employed by
the County, and being seconded by
Mr. Bettencourt Jr. the report and the
recommended were uccepted.
List of appropriations and the
amounts affected by the approval of
the demands submitted this morning:
Salary County Road Supervisor $300.00
Pay of Police:
Specials 380.00
Waimea 4U0.00
Koloa 2S0.00
Lihue 370.00
Kawaihau 370.00
Hanalei 2SO.O0 2,140.00
Expenses of Election
Expense of Witness
129.00
324.50
Hospitals:
Waimea 100.00
Eleele 50.00
Koloa 50.00
Lihue 200.00
Makee 50.00
Sam Mahelona 2,500.00
Incidentals:
Attorney 5.00
Auditor 219.91
Clerk 91.10
Sheriff 141.25
Treasurer 21.00
Co. Rd. Supervisor 237.15 715.41
Registration of Autos 100.00
Schools: Janitor Services etc. 132.83
New Schl. Bldg. Lihue 604.97
Hanalei 3.48
Waimea 1,392.03 2,000.48
School Toilets 690.66
Repair & Maint. School Bldg. &.
Grounds 613.65
Support of Prisoners 381.20
Wi ter Works:
Puu ka Pele I.I.F. 3,324.65
Kekaha 9.15
Waimea 57.00
Kalaheo 299.25
Omao 40.40
Koloa 34.00
Kapaa 189.06 3,953.51
Hoard Child Welfare 302.00
County Bldg. Janitor Service 41.15
County Jail 445.45
County Lot & Bldg. 207.00
Coroners Inquest 39.00
District Court &. Jails:
Waimea SO.OO
Koioa 2.15 82.15
County Road Machinery 1,945.48
Waimea: Asphalt Macad. Mana
New Road P.I.F. 4,306.57
Oiling' Roads R. T. S. D. 575.64
Puukapele Road 68.08
Road Tax Special Deposit 997.68
Koloa: Macadamizing 1,427.75
Oiling Roads 811.38
Resurfacing 21.53
Road & Bridges 1,157.93
Road Tax Special Deposit 1,647.90
Lihue: Nawiliwili Bridge P.I.F. 32.87
Oiling Roads 1,221.82
Road Tax Special Deposit 1,205.24
Kawaihau: Anahola New Bdg 1,342.02
Oiling Roads Kawaihau 6,332.00
Road & Bridges 311.36
Road Tax Special Deposit 1,061.25
Hanalei: Asphalt Macad, Landing
Road 376.68
Oiling 182.22
Road & Bridges 635.78
Road Tax Special Deposit 1.495.20
Total $42,303.17
At 2:30 p. m. the meeting adjourned
to meet again upon call of the chair.
