The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-13
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on the votes of these men. If you
want good laws you must send good
men to the Legislature. If you want
good supervisors, a good county attor-
ney and a good deputy sheriff you
must elect good men. Not only elect
men who will spend money economic
ally, but men who will not go in lust
to secure benefits for themselves and
who will not administer those offices
for the good of their friends
1t depends on the people whether
we are going to have good roads. good
laws, good schools, good courthouses.
The Territorial Government is going
to do what it can. 1t is not only that
the Government is going to support
the people. but to protect the people
people the Government does those
things the people cannot do for them
selves such as building wharves. roads,
etc. But after it does that IL is for
the people to work for themselves. And
we are trying to do all we can for the
Territory. That is what we are here
for today. We are going all over the
island to see what we can do for the
improvement of your harbors, your
schools and. your general prosperity in
whatever falls to our duty with re-
gard thereto.
The Territorial Government has not
as much to do as it had before. The
county government now looks after
your roads. 1t looks now as if YOU NAV
have good road from Hama to Haiku.
and 2 good road all the way from XII
pahulu in the other direction.
81 think | have talked enough but
want to impress on you that We must
all pull together and not depend on
the Government for favor. Perhaps /
have preached a sermon rather than
made political speech, but this is
Sunday anf in a church. What we
need most is purity in politics
II see some people here who were
not in church and | want to show them
that they can not escape a sermon By
staying away from church,
When Governor Frear landed from
the Claudine at o'clock last night
the police of Hama district. in khaki
uniform, were drawn up on the wharf
as guard of honor He shook hands
with all of them and with a number
of residents who welcomed him. The
national flag was flying on the court
house. There would have been a more
reception. | am told, but that
the people had only one OF two days.
notice. Besides that the prevailing
belief was that the Governor does not
care to have a fuss made over him.
The Governor and his party were
conducted to the residence Of John
Chalmers, manager of Kaelehu Sugar
Co.'S plantation. Members of the press
with the company were comfortably
quartered at Aiona s snug little place.
The forenoon of today was enjoyed
in sea bathing and the ascent of Kau-
wiki mountain.
In the afternoon a ride was taken
about seven miles along the coast to
Wailua, where the carriage road to-
ward Kipahulu ends. More about this
later.
This evening the Honolulu reporters
were kindly invited by Mr.. Chalmers
to join the Governor s party at dinner.
A fine repast was spread and greatly
relished after the fifteen miles Of a
ride.
About six o'cloek tomorrow morning
the Governor party Will start for Ka-
ena by way of the "diteh'' trail, TAX
ing breakfast some distance out.
DANTET. InEAN