Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-09
GOVERNOR ON kauai

Governor Carter and party, consist.
ing of Secretary Atkinson, J. w. Pratt,
Land Commissioner. and Ralph ID. Hos.
mer. reached Nawiliiwli. Kauai, early
last Wednesday morning in the steam.
err w. q. Hall. The party was greeted
with band music although the hour was
2 a. m. and on shore they found re.
ception committee composed of Messrs.
w. II. RiceS A. S. Wilcox, Rev. Hans
Isenberg, Sheriff j. II. Coney and
Judge Kahele. Carriages were taken
to the residence OF w. II. Rice. where.
after greetings and hot coffee, all went
to bed.
At 8 o'clock Wednesday morning
breakfast was served at the Rice resi-.
dence to the Governors party and the
reception committee started for Koloa.
The party reached Koloa at II o'clock
a. m, where great preparations had
been made to welcome them. Accom-.
panying the Governor we're: Messrs.
Rice, A. s. Wilcox. Isenberg, Coney.
McBryde and Kahele. The weather
was tndt bt uNSlltu lllf
residents of Koloa turned out in full
force to do honor to the head of our
Territorial Government. On arrival at
Koloa the Governor and party proceed.
ed to the residence of p. McLanc.
where he was entertained at a grand
public luau given in the grounds of
the McLane homestead, where a spa.
cious lanai had been erected and beau.
tifully decorated with bunting and
palms. and eatables were provided for
over four hundred people. The guests
sat down at the table at 2 p. m. and
during the luau the following gentle.
men made speeches of welcome to the
Governor and party: Mr.. Gandall. p.
McLane, NJ. A. Rego.
Secretary Atkinson in a pleasant
manner thanked one and all for tho
cordial reception received at the hands
OF the residenst Of Koloa The Govern.
or then responded to the many toasts
and greetings of the day, and thanked
one and all for the cordial reception he
had received. After the luau, the Gov.
ernor held a reception and was kept
very busy shaking the many hands
and receiving the many expressions OF
welcome.
During the time the guests were at
the table the Koloa Catholic Band. un.
der the able leadership Of Mr.. l.. Mitch.
ell, dispersed choice selection of mu.
sic. which was fully enjoyed by all.
Aftn, hn ii
to the many guests In the parlors OF
the McLane residence. after which the
Governor and party drove of amid
cheers and cries of All Hail to the Gov.
ernor en- route to Elcele, via the ku-
loa marine drive. to Laval. where the
party boarded a special train in wait.
ing and proceeded over the new track
of the McBryde Sugar Co. The run
was much enjoyed by all
At McBryde, VIM Stodart, the man.
ager, extended every courtesy The
mill and plantation were generally in.
spected. A reception was given the
Governor at the home of Walter Nc.
Bryde in the evening. Mrs. Kinney OF
Honolulu assisting In the entertain.
ment.
Thursday morning Governor Carter
inspected the partially completed new
bridge. This was followed by a recep.
tion at the fIanapepe school. The Gov
ernor was given a rousing welcome.
The school rooms had been prettily
decorated by II. II. Brodie, Mrs. Bick.
I ford and the Misses Barnes, teachers
In the school. Governor Carter and
Secretary Atkinson each made ad'
dresses which were greeted with ap.
plause,
] At Makawell there was another
greeting and more speeches.
| At Waimea the party was greeted
/ by a committee composed OF w. o..
Crowell, Judge Kapuniai, Senator Ma.
kapaahu and NJ. |. Pereira. During the
afternoon Governor Carter held confer.
ences and inspected Government
roads. In the evening luan at Wal
mea was participated In by large
crowd. where again speeches were
made. At s o'clock, a dance was given
in Waimea Hall.
Leaving In the w. G. Hall, the party
/ arrived at Hanalei, where a reception
and luau were rendered. The Hanalei
reception committee was composed OF
8. Kali, c. II. Willis, Il. Kuapuhi. Jos
eph Gardner, N. Kaheleiki and C. h.
Makee. The party rode to Kilauea
Saturday, spending Saturday night al
the home of Mr. Fairchild.