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Niihau is the smallest inhabited island in Hawaii. Years ago a hundred and thirty inhabitants [had|got|made|let] the tourists turn away from its coastline. They did not [let|allow|have|get] the outsiders set foot on their soil. As far back as 1863 a wealthy family of plantation owners [got|let|allowed |had] the brokers sell the island to them and [got|had|let |allowed] the local court to outlaw all visitors. Only the remaining permanent dwellers, native Hawaiians, were [let|made|allowed|had] to stay. The community and the municipal council [got|had|made|let] their rent abolished and so far they have not shown any intention to have the roads [connected|installed|opened|paved], telephone lines [connected|installed|paved|opened], plumbing [paved|done|connected|built], running water pipes [connected|built|installed|paved] and stores [opened|built|installed|used]. They have horse farms [offered|given|connected|provided] transportation for them. They have solar farms [connected|supply|installed|delivered] electricity for them. They have barges [brought|sold|deliver|supplied] groceries for them from the mainland.