The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-05
4 On esAalf q the residents Of Kilauea.
]. II. Manor.
u No.. -
-, -, - =. 81

KrtAvxA. KAr1i. September Sch, ISL.
The address Was neatly usoanteG in a SILK cover.
with the eGGS u Chinese ribbon. The frincess
SsSeat replied il a few well eAOsea sesaarkS,
thanking thc residents Cf kilsnsa for the ex-
aSsSSioa 81 their LOYALTY, Mr., Nseiie then in
ytss1 tie frincess - drive the first spike 81 the
arst railway IN Kauai which she AZ oaee sxpressed
s>s-Self IS Sls.ss'G 70 esN lie party then moved
I'd 10 the track; the Royal standard was hc.Stod.
and amid considerable enthusiasm the Princess
: drove the hrst spiSs hcf.e- The PfsEceSS then
before dask. Hers the hoess of Mr.. feloAan. the
Oepcsy Marshal was pet sc her disposal, On
Sunday larry SSssnablsSe gathered in the church
~ ksfSs. - whom the Princess made address.
N tons ard terOr somewhat like thoSe alrcady IT.
ported On this eseaSsoa, however, she dwelt upon
ftse subject Of lePCcSy, telling 81 how she had
been 70 haiSwao, OF her satisfaction at the oora-
sozs and happiness Of the people there. and finally
81 the absolute necessity Of Segregation, Through
she Day crowds of people Continued 70 come along
10 visit the Resent
On Mo1dsy the Resent called on Mr.. Spsulding
AZ his residence. and after a pleasant visit the
ssSarsy continued their journey 10 N&wiliwih. Ar
.-lvsd az this pisee the Princess found she had
seauSht cold and unable 70 attend the meeting
that was called together at Lihue church Tues
stSy night. She therefore dspoted the Hon. ], NJ.
sAapena and the Governor Of the Island 10 appear
b her behalf. In his Spseeh Mr.. kapena eaeour-
t2Sed the Hawaiian men 70 20 70 work; he told
tesn that they we've Eot avsiing thenSeIveS OF the
chances that were before them nothing Vas to he
ttSvSn should give up loahnE aud 50 to work.
1lr hapsna then alluded 10 the Kings tour abroad.
20 his brilliant reception at the various European
courts. and his approaching retur he concludsd
with some remarks upoc the lsts smallpox epide
INC. Ihe tour OF the Princess had been stopped
oy II. She herself had set an example 70 her pCo-
|pls Of observing the eraharyos the manner in
sThich the disease had been met and fo1sht in
hanSi deserved the highest conmsniAtion, through
tse efforts Of the authorities the disease had been
co1hned 70 few prisons and had not spread Is il
pad doGs elsewhere These remarks were well
Preserved by the people. who gave three cheers on
sheir eorclgSlul- An aiireSs Of welcome had
soesa prepared for the Princess Regent. this Vas
'retd. II her abScncs to her representatives. On
" scnsStNy tbs Regent had recovered from her
.lnorS pCsltlOl and the vhOls party moved over %
'hOi1i. this vas 4 short and pleasant ride no. 50
5xtiZuing some Of the pzeviOcs ones At koloa
.chureh = number Of people from the district
.seulbled and the Princess gave an extsmpore adj
1FeSs she specially impressed upon the people the
nscsSS1fy OF ednc1tiO1. - send thsir children 70
school regularly, - educate them mentally. physie-
'ily and morally should be the main aim OF Haw-
ill1n parents Her Royal Highness' remarks
rEere followed BY some froua the Hon. ]. NJ. IA
rea and the Governor Of hau4i. the former at the
,o1cicslon Of this speech alluded 20 feeling that
.S1s being GgitAted OF trying 10 cast discussion
;oetESsn the natives and the foreigners one Of the
i1ArIys newspapers vas full Of such stuff; he ad-
.lSsd bis hsArerS not 10 listen to such remarks,
ILhey were rubbish, the two races must pull to-
.Ssthsr. On Thursday the Royal party rode on to
" aIlnsa, this vas long and tedious journey. and
.aU were somewhat relieved when the ride was
'suInplstad- The citizens of Waimea had prepared
udGe hauaI's house 70 receive the party, uniting
together IN supplying Il with ali recsssaries Of
food and comfort In the evening meeting was
lhsid IN the church which WAS addressed BY the
Princess. the Governor Of Kauai and Mr.. kap
ia the sentiments expressed were somewhat Sirni-
lar 10 those 1ready ported AZ the other meetings
-On krld1y the party returned 10 Nawlhwili. and
,on Saturday morning embarked for Honolulu
Tie t-Ip WAS very fatiguiny one the members OF
1us exception. Al speak highly Of the island and
of the kindness and enthusiasm of its inhabitants
q spite Of the t1tiE5s the riding BY day and the
speech making In the evening. the Princess is
much pleased with her visit to the Garden Island.