Kaimuki District Growth Prompts New Homes and Schools
A census shows 47 homes completed in 1910 and 12 more by January 1911 with 32 under construction. Over 100 more homes planned in the next year by buyers in Ocean View and Pablo Hill, as a $65,000 public school and a $25,000 college campus are proposed. Substantial street, water, and electric improvements are under way to attract buyers, with emphasis on high elevation and ocean views. The promoter notes no Oriental buyers allowed in Ocean View and Pablo Hill and invites visits to evaluate the district’s prospects.
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Kona and Kau Railway Plan Spurred by Territorial Growth
A congressional style report details a proposed Kona and Kan rail link within the Territory. It outlines governance, funding, and construction oversight, projecting freight throughput of up to 700 thousand tons. The plan highlights economic potential in coffee, timber, and agricultural products, with governor oversight and two appointed directors.
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