The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-05-02
H|LO BAND
WANTS HELP
Effort Will be Made to
Get Territorial
Appropriation.

has been from the voters ana taxpay-
ers of Hilo recommending government
support for the Iiilo band.
The representatives from East Ha-
wall are making every effort in their
power TO have inserted in the appro-
priation bill an item which shall give
the much desired government aid to the
Hilo band. Representative Smith has
already introduced a resolution In the
House of Representatives providing for
an appropriation of 5000 for this pur-
pose.
Lieut.. Col. Mcclellan, who recently
made visit to Hilo to inspect the Ma
tional Guard stationed here, has writ
ten the following communication rec
,ommendlng the band:
Headquarters Artillery, District Of Ho-
nolulu, Camp Mckinley, H. T., April
II, 1905.
The Honorable Carl Smith, Alexander
Young Hotel Honolulu
Sir: In reply to your inquiry,
have the honor to inform you, that
while inspecting the National Guard
COMPANY az iiiio' ria"aii, recently l
had occasion to observe the Military
Band of 90 pieces, which turned out
with the company at its armorv and
played during the inspection.
Inc paiu SEEMED 10 De a gooo one
sired to join the National Guard
AS band Is quite an important fea-
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of any Organization. or of any COM
munity, 1 would respectfully recon-
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1t is understood that Geo. w. Smith,
President OF the Merchants Associa-
sion ~ Honolulu, is ,i,,ir, h;s ,,o,.so,o,
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In FAVOR Oh the tem'
ORPHANS GIVEN A RIDE
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tour of the island. The party We're
taken in charge by E. e. Richards.
who ~, Sunday apd Monday sbowad
theiii 'he s'sn's III anu aoou' fiiio' Inc
children had never ridden before on a
railroad until the ride from Glenwood
as the guests OF the Hilo railroad, and
Mr.. w. 5. Terry gave them ride on an
automobile, an experience which they
thoroughly enjoyed. The round the is
land excursion has been entirely COM
plimentary, and the Orphanage largely
~, 'I soe ,ea t ~ - " "s'' u iioiua
Mr.. Aungst provided a surrey and
team for the party and under Miss Gill
laspe's supervision they left Kailua on
last Tuesday. They were the guests
of the Volcano House and nowhere has
the trip cost the five little boys and
girls or their conductress a penny. They
leave this morning for Honokaa, thence
TO Waimea, returning to their home on
Saturday, after a two weeks outing.
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