p :"'.:-- '"
POIt ... 1 ••
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISLAND UNA I ~~---------------
UNITED STATES "".,~
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
&.pod .... 110. __ ..... ,,-.-__
GROUND WAT.R BRANCH
HAWAII STATE ____________ _
205106N1565402. Shaft 2. Dole Corporationo Formerly Hawaiian Pineapple Coo Mauna1eio
Records furnished by Dole Corporation.
H1vh..t •• "1' 1.".1 ____________ 19 ___ ; low •• t ---T~l"':r_::~=_=::::"T""-----lg-_-a-Ida ."atlabl. w ... 1 1 in ft above msl I' .".
DUe Wat.1' }.".l DUe w ... 1' 1.".1 0. .. w ... I'l...a .,. ........ 1967 1968 1969
JAI1. 125 O~t 7~\ Jq,h 739 "no meas. ~de in 191
73/ 7?;~
Feb 72fe, Nov 737 1970 -73/ Dec. 731 "no meas. nade in 19'
Mtly 72~
731
AI>~ 727 I
133
h1~ 73~ .....
723
J\.\.Y\e 12q
7~5
:r~I'I 7~/
73~
Al.tq 131 .;
731~
Sept 131 73(,
GPO '317'1
FORM .1 ••
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISLAND ~ LANAI
""""'" UNITED STATES .....
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ............ _---GROUND WATD .RANCH
STAT. HAWA II
205106N1565402 o Shaft 2. Dole Corporation. Fonnerly Hawaiian Pineapple Co" Maunalei o
Records furnished by Dole Corporationo
H1ghMt water leTel ___________ 19 __ ; low .. t ------------11 __ R.ooIda -uable W te 1 1 in ft Ahn a a r ... ... :u:e ms ,
Det. Water l...1 Date Water 1 ... 1 Date W.r ..... ... . ......... 1965 1966
:r~Y) 71'1.13 (]c,+ 7/g. /3 JitY\ 7Z~./3 Oc.t 725. J3
721.13 724./3 72 ~·J3 73(). J ~
Feb 72/.13 Nov 7 Jq./3 Fe.b. 724.J3 Noll. 72'./3
72'/.13 72~.J3 72 721 J3 73/./3 7.31 .13
ADY 722./3 A9V. 72fo./3 I I
7zg. J:?> 731.13
H~'4 723. /3 M4c.t 72".13 "
729·/3 13/.J3
June. 72/. J:3 j/A.Y\e 7210.1.3
72Cj./3 731. )3
:r tAl" 7/1. )3 Ju l\f 727./3 " ~
72".13 73/.1>
AlAq 7/j.J3 Au.q 72".13 , J 725.J7J 731./3
Seo1- 7/7./3 Sept 725. J3 , 723.13 731. J3
GPO .,UII
UNITED STATES ...... DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ......... 110. ___ _
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISIAND ~ LANAI
GROUND WATER BRANCH
STAT. HA\lA.II
205l06N15651102. Smft 20 Dole Corporation. Formerly Hawaiian Pineapplco Maunaleio
Records furnished by Dole Corporationo
High .. w.ter leYel ___________ 19 __ ; low •• t -~:---:.-:----:---__=_----11--_ IIeooIda Y&1lable W te .... 1 in ft above msl • • r
»ate Water t...l »ate W.ter leYel o.te W.ter leftl 0- ....... 1963 1964
r~1'l 72 J ./~ Oct 72'.13 So.n. 72C,.J3 Oc.f. 7/7. /3
727.}J> 732. J3 732.13 724./3
Fpb. 724.13 Nov. 72.£.13 Fd,. 724-.13 Nov. 7/7.J3 128./~ 73/./3 73/.1.3 723. J3
7>3.13 Dec,. I
M4r'. 723. I?> Dec:... 725.13 110.'(. 71 &,/3
7'30. J3 73/. J 3 1?>O·/3 125./3
Ao'(. 128·1 '!> Apr. 724-. 13 I I
133./'3 730.13
M~\I 128.13 M~ 722.13 , 134.13 730.13
3"'oe 12tt./.3 JuY')e. 7/1./3
135./3 7 2 f,13
.JV\{'/ 728./3 JIA \" 118. J3 ~
734.J.3 727.J3
Al.t~ 727. /3 A\.1A 7/'1. J.3 J
1?J3./3 72J./3
Sep+. 727. )3 $epJ. 1/ g.)3 I
733.J3 725.1.3
.. ', ~.:'- .'>,
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISLAND ~ ___ LA_NA~I~ _____ __
UNITED STATES ~
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Repod ...... _---GROUND WATER BRANCH
STAT. __ HA_W_A_I_I ___ __
205l06N1565402o Shaft 2. Dole Corporation. Formerly Hawaiian Pineapple. Maunalei.
Records furnished by Dole Corporationo
Hlgh..t water 1 __ 1 _______________ 19 __ : lowMi ----:---;~~--....,r__----19_--Ileoonb a-u.ble Wat. ..... in ft above rosl
Date W.r ..... Date Water 1 ..... 1 !)de Water ..... zw. • .. 1.-...1
1961 1962
Jc:lh. 71fo.15 Ocf· 7/2./5 Jqn 72/·15
120.15 717. I § 72/.IS
Felo. flg.15 Nov. 7/7. IS Feb 7/1./5
/21./5 72/.IS 724. IS"
Mllr. 1/7.15 D~~. //9./S A v..o, 73 J.() ! .J
12/./5 722./S 5eof. 7/ q.J 3 I
Apy. 7/7./5 7)o.J~ , 7/1.15 (Jct 7/tl:!>
MlA.1{ 7JS.J5 72S:/3 ,
7/1·IS Noll 7(g./3
Su}")e. 7/5./£ 7 24./.3
1/ S·/S Dec. 7/1.13
JU.\\.I 114-./S 725J.:!> I
1/8.15
AUQ 1/4.1.5 J
117. IS
Seot. 7/.3./5 I
1J~.45 GPO 'Sl7I1
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISLAND ~ __ ~IA~N~A~I~ ___ _
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Report p~ No. ___ _
GROUND WATER BRANCH
STATE HAWAII
205106N1S654o2. Smft 2. Dole Corporation. Formerly Hawaiian Pineapple. Haunalei.
Records furnished by Dole Corporation.
Hiqh •• t w.te .. 1..,.1 ___________ 19 __ ; low •• t ----.r.:::-T'~~~_=_=.,__---19-_ Reoorch allahl W.te I I ~n 1 t above rnsl .T • r .ve
Da" w ..... 1..,.1 Date Wat.r level Date Water lev.l Date Wate .. l..,el
/ CfsZ Nov. 7/7.fo3 .Jv..lt 7ft}. t>2 Metr. 722.1£ , Iqn. 7/7.(P3 7 '-'1. 0 2- 720.07 Apr. 711./5
721.10 Dec.. 71
,.0" .. e·14. UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
&.pon p~ No. ___ _
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION GROUND WATER BRANCH
ISLAND lANAI ~--------------- STATE HAWAII
205l06N'l565402. Shaft 2. Dole Corporation. Fonnerly Hawaiian Pineapple. Maunalei o
Records furnished by Dole Corporation.
Hiqhaet water level ___________ 19 __ ; lowe.t ---c---:-:---------19 __ &.oorda ailabl W til in ft above msl aY e aer eye
Date Water 1 __ 1 Date Water l.y.l Date Water ley.l Date Water 1 __ 1 I
I GIS?> 1 '15" Mo.r. 727.33
30.V'I. 722. CJ JIA.\\1 723.17 Apr-. 725.2£ T
Feb. 723.2 72 ". Go 7 2(... 'fl
Mqr 123. " Av..o, 7Z2.71 MA,4 725.02
Apr". 724-.0 725.95 72f.:,S'/ I
Mo.v 722.5 Sept. 723.40 JlA..ne 725.1
WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
ISU.ND IANA!
~----------------
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Report Pave Ho. ___ _
GROUND WATER BRANCH
STATE HAWAII
205l06Nl5654o2 o Smft 2. Dole Corporationo Formerly Hawaiian Pineapple o Maunaleio
Records furnished by Dole Corporationo
HiCjJh.1t water 1 ... 1 _______________ 19 __ ; low •• t ----;----,~---=----_::_----19--_ ReoorcU ailahl Wat.r 1 1 in ft above msl a~ • . .,. .
Date Water 1 ..... 1 Date Wat.r 1 • .,..1 Date Wat.r 1 • .,..1 Date Water 1 ... 1
I Cf4'1 Dec.. 720.7 J'I52
Mq,\j 7274-2. San 72~.~ I
Sune. 724.42 Feb 727. 2
r \At .. 725.0 I q,SI Mtty 72(,.7 J
Sept 72/.'12 J(\n 720.(0 A,H" 724-.1-I I
Dec. 7/£.(07 Feb 7/8.0 J"IAVle, 723.1
Ma.y. 720.3 J~~ 723. g oJ
Mo.r 72'1.5 Av..q. 723.0 1'150 3 \A..·H~, 72. g.1 Se.~t }}J.o -Fe.b 7/7- 7S :r v..\" 12'1.0 CJc..t. 72J.~
J
hJo. '(' 717.50 A\AtJ , 72.1.1 Nov. 722.4
Ap,(, 71 'I. 7r; Sept. 72].3 Dec. 7Z2.4 --I Mo.\{ 720·1 Oe;t. go9.2 ?
J'U.Vle. 7/7.~ Nov. 721£
3\4 \14 720." De(.,. 733./ I
Av..o. 7 ITS-.)
Se~t 7/7.8 l
Oc,i'. 720.£
Nov. 71 ~.7 GPO .3578.
Shaft No o
1
2
3
Shaft No.
1
2
3
Dole Corporation
Lanai
Location
Maunalei
Maunalei
Hii Bench Formerly Hii Bench Well 20 vlell 2 has been intercepted by the construction of Shaft 30 See USGS~
Latitude
20°51 '06"
20048·55ft
1936
1938
1955 ?
Da te drilled
Longtitude
156°53' 39"
156°54'02"
° 156 53'43"
Noted 9/26/67 I. Yamashiro
c"\ i('''" tj C'v
1,-)1 - 19f,3
Owner: Dole Corporation Source: Maunalei shaft 2 Treatment-:"" None-------.
Source of Information: Hawaii State Dept. Health
November 26, 1963
To: Supervisor, Sanitary Engineering Section (Thru Official Channels)
From:
Subject;
FT:aet
Laboratories Branch /"~"-- .-'"--~.~~~~ ~"" "
Analysis:; I .. .:iTlai Ci ty ~ 't
l \' , f1~W~r\"
November 26. 1963
Jol!? t;e:d
1o: Rosenau --------:--==-_ Dayis ------
" ,Hirai .---- -\\ \' ~C,j ,~t~, ,\'C1(\JO~ 0
Prof. Stoff--
An Emp\oyees -- ------------
-------
To: Supervisor, Sanitary Engineering Section (Thru Official Channels)
From:
Subject:
FT:aet
Laboratories Branch
Water. Chemical Analysis:
pH G 25°C Color Odor Turbidity N02 N03 Carbonate Alkalinity Bic.arbonate ,Hkalinity Total l\lkalini ty Total Hardness Total solids l,oss on ignition Si02 re203 A1203 Ca ['lg
':04 :~a
K
Chlorides As F Mn Pb eu Zn
Phenols
cc: San. Eng. Sec. (3) Ass. Cb"t Lab. Br.
less than
less than II tt
less than II
"
11
n
II
less than
N\'),;.,
lO:l~ a.m., 11/14/63
6.8 0 0 0 0.001 ppm 3.75 ppm 0.00 ppm as CaC03
gO l)PL", as (.i1e-;::; .J 80 ppm a~, CctC03 78 ppm (if:. C6C03
188 ppm 16 pPT" ?',J. J ppm 0.02 ppm 0,0:; ppm
12.3 ppTi1 11.5 ppm
C).S 1-'P'l 21 ppm
O. ~J ppm 34 ppm 0.001 ppm 0.05 ppm 0.05 ppm 0.01 pprli () " 1 I:)' f". G.I ppm 0.001 pp~: 0.001 ppr.1
Public Health Chemist
Ff ARDED:
S. Chief, ~aboratories
ForY!~~::-"'·.c':_
Shaft I N(). 'l.-, .. ---... ~~~ ... !?r __ N~e.._.
5253--'1 i 'SH 1') i Dole Corporation 5'/51- 0/ 1
,SH 2) 1 Dole Corporation 1- "15?;·0 I \ ,Sf j) ! Dole Corporation
I/J.t.-V\ ? I
LIST OF IANAI SHAFTS
Location /",ow(. Y'
! Maunalei /'
Maunalei
Hii Bench
i 1936 I
!
i 1938 ,
'1955 ?
t,'
Ij.~
Date Constructed Remarks
fo/ck.'()
File Card Typed
Formerly Hii Bench '" 1/ Well 2. Well 2 has been intercepted
• by the construction' • of Shaft 3. See i USGS -WSP 1409, page i i 134.
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"~"r f "\! t 1.--. V;.-. 9l.94--0\ HAW}.rAN PINEAPPLE COMPANw
LIMITED ~~) / ; "/ ( ,.'V .. ,. f 1
INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
Mr. C. P. Sutherland, Lanni Office,
Dear Carlisle:
HONOLULU OFFICE
March 12, 1942
'f I attach hereto Harry Fox 'a tape indicating tho qunntities of water at various depths in the No.2 r9servoir.
I su~r;est that Ar,r;iror,i work up a chart from \'.'11J eh you C'l.n read diroct gallotiar,e from the measured depth of \'Iater in tho reservoir.
Sincerr;ly,
t
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[/> Munro
JTMjdmh
cc D. Fraser cc ',\1. P. Hodr;i:rllj
; 1, \ I 'J
\ 4
I-tAWMN PIN~APPL~ COMPANY:: ,
\,-/
-~' ~"", "'''''''''' ~AWAwAN PINEAPPLE COMPANY~_. __
LIM I TED ,/i
INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE
HONOLULU OFFICE
February 10, 1942
Mr. C. P. Sutherland, Lanai Office
Dear Carlisle:
/it j /
/ ~
In order to check the behavior of the water in shafts 1 and 2, please send me a list of your reports to Dr. Stearns for the past calender year.
I appreciate your "Power House Monthly Report", however, I am VJol:-king up a form of report that will give us a more complete, record here. Please send me a copy of your daily form as I do not have one.
Sincerely,
JTM:mbj
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I
• 'Hawaiian Pineapple Co •• Ltd •• Honolulu, 'l!. 1I.
Oontl.l'Ill!ut:
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:Lanai 01'7. 1.1.".1. ~. R • Jaaua.Jl7 eo t 1930
ORqtnf~~AT9 OF !:d:ltl Slnoe lo~ alr.a~ ba.. report. b7 bo'h RalMer and Wen'wolth
co,.erlng the general 68010Q' and th'Ol"etl0,al ooou~eno. ot grouD.a;"
water 1t 1s no' belleyo4 neoe.8ar,r ,~ 4.al with th ••• UQbJe.ta ,
ex •• pt 1n a.n lnoidontal: ft70
!!!li~ .. :V' .~TA.Tmt.1ElfT' Lanai 18 -.4. up almoet w1\ol17 of thin bRAe' porous lay .. flows. Allot 'he •• flo ••• e" poV.l out Oil wbat .,'
"
the eurtaoe at ~h. ~lme of th.l~ eruption an4 \h.~.to~e e,.en \b.
deeper portions ot the leland ha •• the obara.tarl.tloa of .artae.
1 •• &8. This meana, 1n ahort •••• r7 blgh p~abl11t1. A r.w omall dykes •• ret seen In the 8\llobe. and .DI ••• n _.ll.r on •••• re
. ,
eeen alons the oQast. 'he latter and aleo 80 .. of 'he tora •• oould
mor. p1'oper11 be oalle4 ".'r1nser." InateaA ot 41k •• anA are 80 au.11,,' and of such tex;urfJ and onntlJ'l\ll'l tha.t tbt, oaa have no po •• lbl.
otteot on the mOT.ment of groWl4-water. 10 81118 &1; aU Wfn.-•••••
~nd no extenolve ash '~ds and none at ~ll a' tne hlgbor levell. There a~a two .,stems of small "ke. standing nearl, at rlsbt &ft6lea
to ellah other. These are 'beat aeen 1n the lower reaohes of l«aunalel
Guloh. Howeve~. in the absence or al11a or ash be" It aeONS unl1ke1J that thea. dykcUJ would haft ftll1 arked efte.t on the move.ent of
«round-w.ter. Bolth«r were Rbi 014 4.oo~poaltlon ~tao'8 e •• ~.
~he Islan4 appeaf. to have been .hOl17 bull' ., wlthout lOftS period of qulesoenoe between perlods of aotlvlt7. In aholt no klnt of
:II .:, '. ", ' , t ' ..
~ ... '" "AIr':""
f ..... ~
/
- I -
formation was' •• en that waG thoUgbt ~a.orabl. to the' formation of
oon8iderable bodies ot perched water.
Jl,~t1N4rf1\t .. YAli&!I1 there 1. one 81M11 bu' lat»0rka' exo.ptlon to the abo •• gen.ral atateruent and that 1a the detrital till 1n Maunal.,
Valle,. Portions of this rIll .ee •• to .ot as & reatralning m .. _er
anA other »o~lon. •• a .ater bearer. The water .f the low.~ tunnel
1a obtained frOM a pervious portion of this detrital till. It 1. no'
pO.Bible to prediot wbere water Mal be tound In the 4etrltu8 sal
whert th.e impervious portlone 'W111 be to\Ul4. fhe 'e»'h ot ~h. tl11
18 no' noWD and water MT be found a.t OQ' »1_08 near the tOJ ... , .t
another pla" • .ol,r the bottom. 1'11, 1m.,.''V1O'48 _terlala De. to flak. up the larpr part of the whole nlob. IMane a re1a'lYe1:t 11.1.4 .qplJ
ot water perhapa Moving 1a rathe •• el1 4et1De4 ohaaaeli. ;; iJ
The Roo' OJ:" upper' twmel o\)t.lu Ita "aM:' hoa .. ' porou .t:raw. . ::~ ,~
ot bedrook. This atratWl 18 oQ1'181t.rabl, 1 ••• po,vlo\\8 thaAth ... .,.,.. ... ",. :';
and whilo 1t permIts_tor to 510w1, p.rGolat. thl'OUP It, l' al ••
taTOr" a oert.1a a.ount ot horlaontal.ov ••• nt. Aa long as thi. oon41-
tlOD obtains a tunnel 4rl.en 'eep.r and d •• per In'o thl. root wOul4 y \,
pr~bably piok 111' amal1 .. 1norementa of water.
1·'~lOSl~~T.S, tWIn_ling on tho .e.te1'17 elope or the pall wIll hrlD.. I .. I
11ttlo if anr .UGcess. Owing to the dip of the strat. being in an 8808t.r11 d1reotlon, what tendeno;y to horlzont&.l lIOy ... nt the _ter
ml,-~t have on 1ts downward oourse would be 10 the other 'lr •• tlon an4
unless there 18 a 'Yery oonslderable hOl'll1onte.l f)c:apenent to tu 110ve .. ment ot grou.n4-.ter towards the tllJUUtl 1 t w111 1ntel'o.pt 80 11 ttl.
ao to be entll'el.y uoe18.8.
Maunal.' Val1ftl otters the onl1 reasonable· hope that ftS e •••
.....
! ;
.~ 1
d
~ ,. 1
1 .. ; 1
i
-1-
• of developing more hlgh-l • .,.l sround-wat.r. the" -, be 80_
favorable 100&1 condlt1ons elGevrhere, but thl •••••• rat.her Ao .. ttu1. , !'A.!;,ER; T48Ir!& The ohano •• of d.eveloping a eatllltaotorl npPl1 lI1
.. going down to the wat~r table are ver.r go04 tnle.4. the ohl.~
dltt:lcmlty 18 1n the ooet of equ1pmen't and oper-atlon. While it 1,
not oertaln that a well driven at ani point wOQ14 11tll a aatlst.oto~
GUlply the chanoes are .ery great17 in favor ot lte 401Dg.80. fh.
he1ght whleb the 'Water table .tfUlda abovt •• a le,.e1 18 DO' known bllt
l' probabl¥ does not esoe.1 10 or 20 t •• , UDder LanaI C1t1 anA mai •• onl1 a toot or two. It 18 po •• lbl, t.hat 1t ., It. htl14 ... Ii hlpo
1 ••• 1 bl the lapermeabl11t, of tau!' ,~ -.t ~bl. 1. rathor "11k.~. It 18 not aate to alnk ... lla IDOre than I' .r 10 t •• t b.lo" ••• -
tevel to~ eaoh toot. tbe water table stanle abo.. that 1 ... 1. Hen ••
it 1t .ere to\~ that the water table at the alt. ot 'ne •• 11 w.~. 01'111 one 1."oot abo ••••• )l'a .... l It .1gb' happea that 'he weU would be
In lmp.rvlo.a ~ook tor the 50 teet that 1t GOula ,. trilled '.low ~h • • water level heno. it would l1e14 ao water. It. the water ft_ toul to stand 10 or 20 feet aboye •• a 1e.l1 the ohaaot. of euoo ••• woul'.~.
",er1 greatl¥ 1noI."8&.14. tor w1th the water. table at1J141n« 10 t •• t
abOTe the afla leyel 1t would be poae1ble to 8ink the •• 11 fro. aoo to 300 teet 'elo.w sea.. 18.11 and ln' that 41atanoe l~ "out. b. pl*ao-tt.-oallJ sure to enoounter pervious material. aDd would 71014 a .at1e-
tao'to"" Cll1.antlt.1 of water.
It would.be neo.saarl to haTe at leaa' , .... 11. an4 pdp. both
su.tt1clentlJ la.rp to 11e14 an ad. qua 'e IRlppll ot wat~r 80 tha' it
8.ll1t hinS went wrong w1 ttl t)ne the othC(tJ" 001114 be u •• ' while ,...palra
were bli.llf1~ _0.&. The cost ot lnotalllns and OJerat1D.g an ou"'t1' of
-, -'Me kind 10 an engln •• rlag and not a geologlo probl... Tll. locaatlon
ot the WG11. migbt alao be left \0 the .ngtn •• ~.
!~qb{1~i~T«ft)Al'IOlG3, It should b& borne d1.t1notl.J' 1ft lJ1nd that 'h •• '
reoofUlondatlofts a.re bl DO DMUU1S .'U'. ot Qu.oo ... If' GUJ:'leC. O\\t. KOWlTor, the, .~em to me to ofter a mo4era"1r co04 sambler'. ohanee
,., the taot _st be faoed that all of thea algb.t "oDoalvabll be
oarried out and nothing salneA.
1. fbe R,)ot tunnel shoud lJe extended .0 lons ae Buttle!." additional water 18 being obtained \0 make 1\ a p&Jtng proposition.
The I'OU from whioh the _ter 1s obtalDe' ehou14 ot cOUl'ee be fol10 .. 4.
The 41r.otlon rlhou.1cl be altere4 80mewbat to mako it I"tm at :rIpt 'I
angle. to thu 41~ or 41r •• tlon ot flow of the 81JratGa it followe.
Thi. woa14 probably make 1t run aore nearlJ in 'hi 41reotloD of Root'. , proJeote4 4rlttHo. I (Drawtog Ho. 86-1-0".
I. Drl •• a tlUUlel lata the East wall of )Sa\llUll.1 Ouoh at "
poInt low enoG6h th_t tho tunnel oan be made '0 p ••• 80me 80 ~.et ,,-
low the "spring" nnd a little nearer the pall ot Valalala £Q1.h.-
Through tnt •• eotl~n the tunnel ahould en.OQA"~ '.'~ltal mat.~lal.
It It aflo1l1d not oe.p1;\1re the "spring" drive a .. tub towarb tbe
wala.lala pall tUUl eross C\lt the det1'1 tus of the 0011.0. ,llao 01"088 01tt .,
thl main valle,. It no water 18 obto.lno4 oontlnu.. main tu.mael paral-
1tl w1 ill the vtllle1 and at th~ edp O.r the anolen' .,al1e7 k •• pl116 "he 1P'64.. rather flat tiM 01"oasouttlrl! at. 1nteM'alth thl. Ghould 81,.e
crosscuts at successive11 lower levels in the d.trl1 material ••
l,t JMAy be that thle 4eve"lopment wlll interot»' water now reaoh-
1ng the maUl tUl'lnel and lIleasurements of both tUDftela should be kept
in order to efts it tne sum of the water tro. 'he two tunnel. abow.
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II"~ ,"0 U tbe .'0 •• 40 •• no' ,.14 a ntt1t.lent .\\PllI. tuael'" .!.., • .-
.,., ....... 1ar to tile abo.,. .~ ,. ~. tutAk- 4owaa,I' ••• ·IU'· " .
• b..... the; .... h01l •• . " , .
" If th ••• 40 hot ,le14 e""1ol •• ' _t.-. 1 wh4 npl'f. ... "" J.O~l'li1". " .. aM1d 'ally alia .. , .. aa4·t~ •• ".~'"' >,~ ':, ...... a.., to ".801' to 1fwUt.. ,. . :., .
, 11 ,
" •• Slalk .,11e at tae ..... ' 100rao.l .. 1 ...... 4 se. _, •• t . / .
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d by his mother that the old B: 1 of the gulch about 100 f a·
t I . eet up .0 0 ltuIll water fI'om a . . peren .
. this point, that this seep sup ~Ial mo~th of ~he gulch, and thati~ed IS flom thIs seep in the aft a . ernoou y would have to remain all . '
I . nIght lOO ywlded only about 30 all rched on lateritic soil at th
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llltain House tunnel (no ,- I 19 .o,p.l) 18 under the direction of J B:
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? 1 III the main Lanaihale fault 2,700 feet. It is driven S. 40° E lens of massive columnar'jointed 'stals one·half millimeter across. crystals of an unidentified min . . ,~ater present was in a pool on ISlble flow was observed. 'Yhen tttle troughs. Probably a small the tunnel was driven to serve 'ct as much seepage as possible. ral hundred gallons a day ill
-; formation was found h' . , ence ,rther development.
~et long is reported to have been n the adjacent gulch bottom by 1 lent by the E t M' . as am Irrlga· ~. ordered the work stopped on Ip. James Munro reports that \Teral years ago the portal was
SHAFT NO.2
shaft was potable only when llllalei tunnel. To obviate this ~cember 1936 at an altitude of rd on a 30-degree incline from
a site selected by the writer
SECTION OF SHAFT AND DRILLED HOLE
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fiIG. 14. Plan and profile of Maunalei shaft no. 2.
to develop water confined by dikes (pI. 1). It is not a Maui-type well because it is not based on the skimming principle. 'Yells de-veloping water from between dikes and not utilizing the skimming principle will hereafter be called the I~anai·type well. A plan and section of the well are shown in figure 14.
After excavating 242 feet on the incline through basalt and one dike, water with only 3 grains of salt per gallon (31 p.p.m.) was encountered at an altitude of 735 feet in a dense body of rock. The upper 4 feet of this rock is platy and vesicular and seems to merge into overlying scoriaceous basalt. The platy lava grades downward into columnar-jointed rock. A pump with a capacity of 15 gallons
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