The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16

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81 i would advertise TIE country. People
vent sruunG n ether countries telling
about IeprOSy and In5rring the country
The daily papers do not publish things
which S-trzcc tourists Ihe paper X sup
ported chiefly BY 5 few smau merchants
Mos o. thoSS who SS-le6 the petition
did uos subscribe 70 the paper ar all
Every tours who came here spent any
where iron 500 70 s. COO Some people
seemed 10 think thai II the Paradise Of
the Pacific Vas helped the ADVERTISER
and the Bulletin would want subsidies.
That Vas not -. He himself had letters
iron people who would Ike 70 come mere
but were afraii o. the leprOSy.
Noble Mscfari4ne had favored the bin
when II firSt came upbecauSe everything
which would develop tourist travel
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l. has been said that favor the bill be-
cause tourist travel vii help the hotel.
l am very sure that II VIII, and 10 avoid
miSappEehenSiO1 l VIII state that am
interested IN the Hawaiian Hotel But
I hope thai can travel outside OF my
Own interests. The Paradise o. the
P6citic," rs AZ present carried on, may
nOt reach the end desired. think IL
should be under the control Of the Min
lister Of the Interior. The item Tor the
Paradise Of the Pacific only lacked two
votes IN the last Legislature, which was
composed OF conservative men, Hun
dreGs OF thousands have been spent IN
advertising California, and II resulted IN
the greatest boom California has ever
known. II brought in capital and set
tiers. 1t is said that the boom Is bnSted,
and the condition worse than before. l
do not think so. Mr.. President, am
conscientious in advocating this, but this
shape Is not the best. 1t ought to be
done pictOrially. San Diego has the
largest hotel in the world, and 1t came
through advertising. A moderate sub
Sidy will not hurt the Government any.
\ representative OF the EXAMINER" is
here, proposing 10 devote page Of that
paper TO advertising the Islands, if he
can obtain the necessary funds. | think
the money should be appropriated grant
ing the Ministero of the Interior discretion
in the use OF it.
Noble Muller asked whether the adj
vertising in California was done BY the
government.
Noble Macfarlane said he had stated
distinctly that it was done by private in
dividuals handing in subscriptions to the
local Boards OF Trade.
Noble Muller said the Government
could not afford It after appropriating so
much for railroads, etc.
The House took recess until l so.