Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-12

the successful efforts of the territorial
Board of Health to constantly i'm
prove the agencies guarding the pub
as will Increase the efficiency of this
most important branch of the public
service.
NEW .WHARvEs AND LANDINGS.
NIL We realize the paramount ne
cessity for providing adequate wharf
and landing facilities and approaches
thereto, to accommodate the rapidly
increasing commerce OF the Territory
and, particularly in view Of the alp
preaching completion of the Panama
Canal, we pledge our representatives
In the coming legislature to make suf-
ficient appropriations, through loan
funds II necessary. for providing for
such improvements.
DUTY ON COFFEE.
KILL We reiterate our firm sun.
port of the policy of prote elton. for all
of our agricultural products and pledge
our further efforts for tariff ON all
coffee grown on American soil.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
NV. Reviewing with satisfaction
its Inauguration and development of
city and county government in Ha.
wall and renewing its faith in srch
government. the Republican party
pledges itself to perfect the same by
proper extensions and safeguards. that
the will OF the people may be most
effectually served and every dollar Of
the taxpayers money he made to
yield the greatest possible return.
COUNTY RECORD OFFICES.
XIV. We favor the establishment
Within each county of an Office for the
registration of conveyances and other
Instruments affecting property within
each county and declare for such leg
islation as Will effectively carry out
this purpose.
PERMANENT t,ETTLEMENT FOR
QUEEN.
XVI We favor the permanent set.
Element upon the former Queen Liliu.
okalani. so long as she shall live.
kILAUEA NATIONAL PARK.
XVII, We advocate that the Vol.
cano of Kilauea he reserved as n ma.
tional park.
GREAT REGISTER OF VOTERS.
XVIII. We favor permanent reg.
istration law providing that voters
registration for one election shall
hold good for all subsequent elections,
subject TO necessary corrections from
time to time in case Of death. change
Of residence or other sufficient cause.
DIRECT PRIMARY.
XIX. We favor direct primary
law providing for the nomination of
candidates for elective officers on the
Island OF Oahu.
PARTY AFFILiATioN ON BALLOT.
NIX. We favor an amendment To
the Election Laws providing that the
party afllliation Of candidates be not.
ed on the ballots.
PROMOTION WORK.
XXI We belize that every induce,
ment should he offered to desirable
tourists and prospective settlers to
visit these Islands. and that The best
method Of increasing the tourist traf.
/ fic is by continuing the promotion
work so ably conducted by the pres.
ent promotion committee, and we fay.
or sufficient appropriations to enable
that body to continue It's work In this
behalf
CONGRESSIONAL VISIT.
XXII. Recalling the results of for.
mer visits made to this Territory by
members Of congress. cabinet officers,
members of the national immigration
commission, experts of the reclama'
ton service and geological survey,
and other Federal officials, we favor
an appropriation for the expc nses and
entertainment of another delegation
OF congressman and of other distin.
guished visitors.
STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII.
XIII. The Republican party, re
iecting the proposition OF government
by commission and other reactionary
proposals of like kind presses on for
the growth and maturity of such res
ponsible representative government as
will lead TO state hood.
THE FUTURE.
XIV. Standing on the foregoing
platform, the Republican party, which
through its efforts, has brought to the
Territory of Hawaii an era of unpre
cedented prosperity and wealth. urges
the support Of its principles and can
Gidatos by all voters. As the party
of action and progress and the insurer
OF prosperity and continued good
times, the party once more pledges
itself to continue its work as II has
in the past and, with the support of
the citizens of Hawaii, to bring about
even greater and more lasting benc
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