Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-12
Friday, May II.


Ing of the Territorial bill was received
and the general desire to celebrate tn
event on the 18th of June has caused
partial canvass Of local opinion to be
made. All favor a grand celebration
to marx this greatest day in Hawaiian
history, but space only allows the fol.
lowing. which fairly represents the
whole. The propositions to celebrate
admission day by itself and in combi-
nation with the 18th Of June are in
cluded in the interviews below:
A. s. Humphreys understand that
the suggestion has been made in some
quarters that there should be a joint
celebration of kamehameha day and
Territorial day. l am oppose to the
idea. Inc celebration of Kamehameha
day Is all rign. enough but 1t seems to
me entirely out of place to blend the
celebration or the birth of monarch
with the celebration of the Period of
our parturtion as q member OF the Re-
pubic.
"The 18th of June should be appro-
priately Celebrated. 1t should be
general holiday and there should be
merry making on all Sides
George w. Smith, believe that
admission day should be celebrated as
pubic holiday. 1t shout" not b,
combined with any of the holidays eX
listing in the past. 1t is a day that
should be observed very much as is
the Fourth Of July"
Cecil Brown 1t is my opinion that
adihissich aay shoulu oe ceieVtu.e9 ny
itse.i. l think meeting should be
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,e...' ~ ' ann upI ., nv noIah 1,t,nT :
"',e' any n,as..I ,Hirn od,,,sSion dnv
..,,S -, ,,,.o,o,.,,, ao,ahta,aa nv, itso,y
no.e W p.'p $500, sho,,fS bo Iii
80 80 pu uDnd,, 'nv,,aS 20 ha tnoro with.
o." a,,, 60 49, :, no,itico, nort,as either
80 .',, ,',,a aS,o,Is oa,,id
, pao. ", ,.,.,o,, ,,,, h,, che ,,nnor oon,-
mittees."
George p. Castle-'I think admission
day should take precedence over the
18th of June and that a big celebra.
tion should he arranged. The 18th of
June is a public holiday OF a kingdom
that has gone out or existence. don
say this with any feeling or lack OF
aloha for the old time Government and
It's celebrations, but l recognize the
fact that the pubic holidays hereafter
Will be holidays OF the country OF our
adoption. Inc proper way would De'
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hc mee'ins anu arrange prosaam . Tn
asanu se g.. ~ ~, Ivun ,,i.h aa
r,tssinn ao, and aIiow,ng the former IN
lance " '''
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w. "a. Soih"en s, 'n "I"1,e
III ceiepra.Ihs aunhieavn ua!.
neve we oushS 70 ce' ., ,no 10.
Oh june aiso' 0na. .ne lha sau W, win
muo'pne Wy Wy -. ~. az
18th. or as long as the money will last
for that matter. It's the biggest day we
have ever had and we can afford to
blow in n few dimes"
Fank Hustace-"Yes. I'm in favor
NJ colebrating both days: keen It up.
as Mr. Cornwell suggests for n week.
II necessary. There will be plenty of
time for us to recover before the
Fourth Of July"
p Rurns-,J would suppes, that
we celebrate the day by ,cse,f. think
n the citizens would ask the limited
states authorities thew would send
down /, nan-o-war m take mart as was
done NJ porto Rico LET ns make the
celebration as bip ma nossible -
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ce,epi , anu man" ""i''''''' ""'
noiiua' Wy ''se'.
Geo: a. DAVIS think mat uhoer
the circumstances the aay shouia De
celebrated py ltseit' as u MATES an IN
portant event IN the poliIlea' anu gen
eral HISTORY Vi tne iS'ana'. ~ wiz ns