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Letter to Coelho Shows Some thing of What Is Being Said Among Hawaiians. 1 Maui reeived ExeHentar Contui the following letter the other day, which werves any blew GF white toting suit tiene core Mewallons on the Homesteads question “Pauw, Math, New 6, HE. ofa My dieu Prient, Wydy Coelho ay. Heneluln, TM Air Sherely aek your Kindness to Hola ( WICH, gem Or More no ferite te thie lane commute sioner to Mr Crampbell C Maretott Ciampi), Lo ager for he the Katalans Phe reply received syne Hie IE WOUhd Hemee opened ehhe peculiarity: as the matter, howe ever be the: the land le now being: Jed hay holon, unit swe the native ite dejaived OF the hellefite of the Land A few Hyon the wee. In September of thee year, Panet A Wor Alken, the government and ascent, and maked tit JE Wie powaihte for ie Hawatlane to neatiee homestead lane He replied to jue that the taile could Mok be a1 to Maw Noemie, 8 te fate the ene tit avid, 18 the RevernMent, tt tere entered till between HP Baldwin and the qdruinfetration that the tid be Het opens to the kurmianinas, tat the stead hand to be aver only to people of America (Algertcanmy, Tt te trae the people now ceeufaing thera, fande ote ai e fram eleowhere, vate we ty secure aan righte? 1 ( Hh, Ven trUL, i Ihe SK KALOA gr Memitur Coolie apenkitw af the lete [ter eal) Ptuere be wbwatatety no teat to any agreement made by The, Achy Ait Coe Rower Mine AE Chit At be hwoints by Hnnter, 1 ty ‘read the original exchange deedign ed ty He Baldwin awhile good wife. wud there ta not a. aingte ward in IC which can be construed to revive. jon rlatit Preference of occupancy: and ders as referred to In the above Totter, Asked TE any applications or pett=| I for (Hie mpening of they tan for huimentonding. Coetho replied: “Yow T myself, armed with pamphlete and petition blanks received. 1 Tram Marston Champbell, the thet land: t commissioner, in June. TH, made tour of Maui distributing then among. Thowe who wanted Mane, Ate exe Haines Lhe awe amit HOW to TH Wonks XK Kintow de anit anne thet that Le « copies. In July, 1910, ver twenty-five vitis enh ted their petition with Mar ston Camptell to open the Kalaho tand for homesteading Ih accordance with He Ww Cn AnaMnt 2 1910, that the Kutiahn tant ware not fed In the Advertivement of tande to. by cpened. amt at my cuRMeRtion, Nebon K. Euton rewrote Marston Campbelt concernitys the petition. ‘Three days Watch, August 5, 1910, Marston Camps belt replied my letter stating that the Hutter would peceive due consideration. At that time the Tint ware already sus Veyed and ready for homesteading in, Fock, there Was no proper xen for the delay About September, 1910, T was at Pauwels A great dent wan below re ported as coming from people cons preted with the Halk pineapple cans nary to the effect that the Kalaha land Would never be opened to the kunakie, Hut E pall to attention to the ramen, “i July of this year 1 wie at Pane Weld HAIN, ANT WHe MEPL te ge Kulihe wettled. On inquiring at the lantome 1 found this. In Apel, WH We Re Patterson of the “dam? fore and others, as a settlement a son, had petitioned that certain Kneeiied Jats Cohales ones, too) be wet aside and given them to homestead on, in May 1911. In les than a month from the MIE of the above petition of the said expedition, Commoner Campbell Isued an order of nation to the settlement association, composed of Patternon and otters, to appear before the land agent AV. C. Alken), at the time and phie therein stated, and then and there werec the individual tty from mone the tate they jointly pet loned to be set apart for them. ‘hb “they did and rot there lat Under the Ww, thie can only be done with the [approval of the Governor we. Why Was the petition of N. Ik, Kalow Je and others, led July, 1910, ignored? Under the present bind laws, the petitions of Katon et al, to open ‘the whole tract would have givens Intending homesteaders canal onportio nity of mequining ty’ drawing, takin thei chances na Fated in cons swentive order. Inrexpective of ree ar ave distinction, Someone be to bla Who newt Phoney Davis, who will have to ane nwer to the charge of selling Manu ‘without a teense, will be tried an Nor] ‘your Wen. thir sent. 1 AANT neekdenta ie which few were concerned Haver met to the Massiehu commission in the past eleven
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Evening Bulletin
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Fri, Nov 17, 1911
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Lisa J.
