The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-27
MAUI LOOKS
FAVORABLE
Governor Carriers
Opinion After
Seeing.

through Hama district during the past
week and have all thoroughly enjoyed
the beautiful scenery and most de-
lightful weather. Receptions by the
people have been most cordial and all
public functions of the kind have been
largely attended. As for luaus, quot
! ing member of the official coterie:
They will never again be able to
look a porker in the face without a
blush Of shame
The feast of Friday the 10th, at the
Koolau ditch camp three miles mauka
of Keanae village, was given not only
in honor of the Governor and party
but also to celebrate the finish of the
great Koolau ditch, Hon. II. p. Bald
win. Engineer NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy
and others concerned in the construc-
ton of the waterway being present.
Mr.. Baldwin in his address of well
come to the Governor took occasion to
assure the Hawaians present that the
new waterway would drain only the
surplus water and that kuleana-own-
ers would in no manner be deprived of
their rights. This assurance was most
apropos for it is reported that some
OF the natives with a petition to the
Governor refused to present it after
hearing Mr. Baldwin's remarks.
Friday evening the keanae precinct
I club gave luau to the visitors at d.
w. Napihaa's residence in the village.
On saturday Hugh Howell acted the
host at a feast at Nahiku. Sunday
was spent in Hama and on Monday,
the 18th, "a luau at the new Hama
landing and a reception were the
events of the day, a large crowd Of
residents being in attendance.
On Tuesday the citizens of Kipahulu
entertained the gubernatorial party in
fine style, the luau being an excellent
one and the reception most hearty.
On Wednesday addresses were made
to the school children and citizens on
the Kaupo school premises and the
night was spent at the ranch of An
tone Vierra within the entrance of
Kaupo gap.
During Thursday the party journey
ed slowly up the gap and through the
Wonderful crater of Haleakala, reach
iVg Olinda House on the western slope
off the mountain during the afternoon.
{ Wednesday morning a party consist
(ing of Mrs G. r. Carter, Mrs. ]. P.
Cooke, Miss Coleman, Mrs. r. Won
Tempsky, Messrs. j. p. Cooke and w.
o. Aiken saw a beautiful sunrise from
the rim of Haleakala crater and re-
turned the same evening to Olnda
House, where the next afternoon the
Governor and party met them.
Friday party consisting of Messrs.
Carter, Pratt, Atkinson, Hosmer, L. A.
Thurston, II. A. Baldwin, ]. P. Cooke,
w. o. Aiken, L. Won Tempsky and
James Lindsay journeyed from Olinda
up through the mountain forests to
Koolau gap in the crater's rim.
Returning, Messrs. Atkinson, Pratt
and Thurston departed for Wailuku
and in the evening took the steamer
for Honolulu.
During Friday afternoon, Messrs.
Hosmer and Lindsay visited the woods
of Kailiili, while the Governor. Mr..
Cooke and others went to "Kulamanu"
for the night.
This morning the Governor will go
to Spreckelsville and from there take
a special train for Kihei, where he will
lunch with manager James Scott and
afterward hold a reception. At .. m.
there will be n grand luau at Puunene
and for the evening the eth precinct
Republican club have issued invita-
tons to dance and reception to the
Governor in Puunene mill.
On Sunday the citizens of Waikiki
will ne a great feast a la Hawaiian
eithet13h lao Valley or in the town.
Governor Carter states that in his
tour around Maui the indications point
to Republican success at the polls in
November.
NOTES
q;
the Molokai Settlement numbers 3lS.
So far in the Paia-H amakuapoko pre-
cinct the registration is $50, an in
crease of 81 voters over last time. The
Registration Board is busy in the Ha-
ma district
Tuesday evening last the Republican !
candidates for legislative honors-
Messrs. S. f. Kalama, a. n. Haysel-
den, George Copp, w. J. Coelho, w. p. |
Haia, Moses X Nakuina, Philip Pail |
and John Kalino opened the campaign |
by "A rally at the Hamakuapoko native |
church. large gathering of natives
and Portuguese was present. On We'd |
nesday the candidates held meeting |
at Huelo, on Thursday at Keanae and |
so on around East Maui. intending 10 |
return by the way OF ulupalakua next |
iHulHAhSs AlltI Ishel iuul iHt cum |
paigners VIII Immediately make cir |
cult OF West Maui.
The contractors have begun work In
the carriage road between Kailua and |
keanne, II n 90 be 10 feet In width.
feet Of II macndamized, After IL In
finished a horseback ride % Hama from
Central Maui VII De an easy matter !
win no terrible pals 10 mar the
pleasure 90 u
Tho Wnliuku government school un.
der q. y Copeland n0Y numbers l6i
pupils. Ihs lfachsfs of this school are
AT Copeland. principal MrS W. A
MCKAY iti aHsisfani Afs copeland
ana NiFH On Tat The last ariinE as
Substitute fof hrH nauF away on
ihfff nanihr leave - absenrs
Therr b. some diHhfuliy in liEhilnE
-, ~ fhr rooms in The uHr4mpirir1
nih finur ffhaal building Architect
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