The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06


lerislAinis ~ kalaafhla 49, fni
small SOM 10 provide a rlsos NJ Shlfh
ihs motinr tirfutc shows With he aet
ilefarm mashint could No. ritct 1hfff
wore inud stpfcssuns "a aptref Haiien
for the efest boon that iris machine
Wns proving q thv people
"Ohf ! With that snmeane here would
LEARN 70 run that machine, exclaimed
LITTLE ritl. elasrinH her bands a. shc
ihuughi Vt iho shows she had sees.
That was lovely time W. bad.
This was q little girl who left lionolulu
only n short while Rgo aud whose Ems
lish was perfect.
Another proposal made. this time by
lcgirlR or. was that the Legislature
should appropriate a small sum 10 pay
the lcpcrs for the use Of the horses yes
terday.
cover in Honolulu we have been
hiring automobiles ut FIVE dollars an
hour. Now We come over here and
take these poor peoples horses and use
them without giving thcm n cent
Many Physicians in the Party.
There were aoout dozen doctors in
the visiting party, prominent among
these being Drs. n. Sujimoio and ID.
Suzuki, surgeon general and surgeon of
the japanese training squadron, who
were accompanied by X. q. Z. Forster.
British Consul. The asinine Coelho
made one of his particularly beautiful
breaks in connection with this party.
At Kalaupapa, when horses were be-
ing brought out for the party, a call
was made for three horses for the two
japanese doctors and Mr.. Forster.
tGet three horses, two for the laps
and one for the interpreter" bawled
the noisy one from Maui.
DIR. Cooper, DIR. o Day and several
other Honolulu physicians visited the
various institutions in company with
the two japanese surgeons, who ex-
pressed a great deal of interest in what
they saw.
Trip Back Good One.
The party left the settlement, the
band playing farewell, and the whole
population gathered at the little land
ing to wave aloha, at four clock. The
trip over was smooth one and made
in excellent time, Honolulu being
reached before eight O'Clock.
But for the several miS-ups, of which
Coelho was the chief disturber, the trip
was highly successful, although few of
the Legislators were included among the
hundred of the party.
Passenger List.
The complete list of passengers of
the Mauna Kea for the trip was: g..
y. Alfonso, A. S. Nacimento, w. Pal
kula, ID. X. Kama, c. A. Brown, f..
Henriques, j, Clark, +. stiles, V. Lappe,
&. III. Hubby. f. p. Irwin, Geo. X.
Lowe, Miss Pokini, NJ. p. Robinson,
d. Kalauokalani, Sister Benedicta, Miss
Rosebeck, Miss Virginia Rodrigues, Il.
A. Douthitt, f. R. Harvey, c. j. Me-
earthly, II. 7. Moore, Geo. H. Fair
child. b. W. Quinn, j. Fl. wilson, II.
Kahale, T. p. Melin, K. G.. +. Forster,
w. o. Smith, r. o. Matheson, j. Light
foot, DR.. S. +. Gibson, DR.. +. h. Frates,
Mrs. DIR. Warne, Miss May Weir, c. II.
Mcbride, Isaac Coekett, J. Nakaleka,
Mrs. Nakaleka, r. l.. Like, w. II.
Beers, VIM. H. Mcclellan, Geo. j.
O'Neil, IL. l.. Kawewehi, Rev. r. Lono,
c. X. Kiilehua, M. X Kealawaa, II. Van
Giesen, Nh. Apau, w. Kane, d. Naiole,
D. X. Baker, p. n. Kahokuoluna, p. A.
victor, r. Is. Carley, Nj. f. Furtado,
Pedro De Coito, D. Kamahu, NJ. X. Ma
kekau, w. X. Simerson, Thomas Ma
hiwa, Dir. j. T. Wayson, High Sheriff
Henry, VIM. Mulch, DIR. j. C. O'Day, z.
R. Bartlett, T. r. Mossman, J. H. Coney,
A. n. Cederlong, c. H, Clark, DIR. II.
Sugimoto, DR., d. Suzuki, Miss Helen
Rose, A. NJ. Cabrnha, J. X. Prender-
CAST, j, A. Kennedy, J. C. Lowe, George,
c. Beckley, A. l.. c. Atkinson, DIR. c.
B. Cooper, Jack Lucas, David Motley,
w. J. Coelho, Mele Unea, Pua Unea,
Haliimaile Kaauwai, Mrs. j. Aholo, j.
K. Kamanoulu, Mrs. Kamanoulu, Mrs.
Steven Mahaulu, H. NJ. Kaniho, Mrs.
Kaniho, Miss All OF, R. j. K. Nawa-
hine, Rev.J Kalino, NJ. de Coto, j. NJ.
Poepoe, and A. S. Dias