| Comments: | Shoreline area near Nuu that formerly contained springs, according to an article about wave damage in the newspaper Ka Leo o ka Lahui published July 6, 1891: "Paa pu ka ai ahuahu o na punawai ma Anaula, malaila kahi i ku ai o ka huila mai a J. C. Flores ma, i keia wa ua lilo he muliwai kai, a pakele mai lilo na kulawai i ke kai, i ole ka nui makaala o na kanaka ia po." (The healthy plants at the springs at Anaula were covered. That is where the windmill of J. C. Flores & Co. stood. At this time the sea became like a river, and the water troughs would have been taken to sea if not for the alertness of the people that night.) |
