The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-22
GOVERNOR ADMITS
TRIP STRENUOUS
Enjoys visit to valley Island and
Discusses Important Sub +.
joots with Residents.
CFrom wedneAday Advertiser.l

(rrom Wednesday Advertiser.)
Governor Pinkham was whisked here
aud there during his recent visit TO
Muui in such rapid.are oder that he
felt the strenuousness Of the trip to
considerable extent. 1t was two
o. clock yesterday afternoon before he
felt able 20 take his accustomed seat in
tho Governor s Office.
81 enjoyed every moment Of the trip
and they certainly had me going at a
pretty fair clip on the Valley Isle dur
ing the visit made there and from
which ! returned this morning with
Senator Coke, said the Governor yes
torday.
'"rhe mass meeting, reception and
dance which was held at Waikiki on
Saturday evening, was certainly an
eye-opener for the GOVERNOR stated
Senator Coke yesterday 'tThere were
fully 1900 people at the mass meeting.
This may not appeal TO Honolulans as
a particularly large gathering, but for
tho Maui county seat il was certainly
tho last word in affairs Of the kind. =
a reception committee met the
gubernatoriai party on the arrival Of
Tho tlaudine at Kahului on Saturday
morning. Breakfast was served at the
Mani Hotel shortly after, following
wbitftho party took special train for
Haiku, whore the pineapple country
and Eomesteads were viewed. Here the
Governor was RECALLED by the home
steaders with their views on what their
road necessities were.
Pipe Lime Is Visited.
The Kula pipe line was next visited
and the site for the proposed reservoir,
which will serve as an auxiliary TO the
pipe line, was gone over. The Cover
nor and party then visited lao Valley,
where the furthes extension of Wal
luku's water supply sources were dis.
eussed and taken up. III
"A mass meeting, reception and dance
followed at Wailuku in the evening.
At the mass meeting the Governor made
quite on extended address, speaking
impromptu, during which he assured
his audience Of the support Of the adj
ADMINISTRATION, insofar as that support
might be necessary, in regard to the
proposed $4,000 county bond issue
The reception and dance was social
triumph, After the dance the Cover
nor left for Umpalakua, where he was
the guest, until Monday morning Of DIR.
J. II. Raymond. .,.t NJ ,F a
The Governor rejoined his party at
Lnhaina on Monday morning, where he
visited the Iahainalnna School, pro
rasct horrestoah sites, the National
ttpprd &C Hawaii agmoFy and the pro
posed site for the deep.sea wharf at
Mala, about two miles from the old
capital 81 the Islands. A dinner, re-
ception ami dance at the Lahafna arm.
DRY brought the Governor visit to a
close and the steamer Mauna Kca was
boarded that evening ON the resurn to
Honolulu, y
Rencws Old Acquaintance.
Governor Pinkham was on Maui the
last time, ten years ago, and during
his second visit to the island, the past
few days, the Governor met many old
friends and renewed oldtime acquaint-
ances. ts. tsF.gtg
During his address at WRiluku the
tection ~ water Sources 1ge rafarrea
40 M lao yolIev sonree
which fryn;shes Wsib,l,n ,S;th the
nccsss,rv a,,iJD Ho s.;d ~ nar,. 80
etSTbero, q ! .,,-o,,jsion o. ara zoo "a
innroyo tbs ,vater ,yo,hs ~ yyail,,tv
and Kahuiui. 1t is not great deal OF
money. II is something for which you
can easily provide repayment.
l have been in lao Valley this af-
ternoon. There is peculiar condition
there. / am not going TO tell you what
it is because j would rather that some
kody to whom that duty is assigned
should investigate aud tell you. /
believe the law that covers that con-
dition is Act 1903. The Governor will
direct the board of health to make in.
quigy and enforce Act 1903. II the Act
is unjust, you eau get the legislature
to repeal il. IL felt that this would