Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-28
sItIon. brought ntting close 70 e, good

lsition. brought htting close 70 goo
day. = 50 - 4E5.
HsEa1-s representatives wss HarT
Irwin, who mentioned chiefly the coun
~ manager system being used In hi
island with much success -..-. ....
ThorvaId Brandt voiced i new not
In q statement that the island of Kama
was looking forward TO the estiblfsh
ment OF night schools. a Y. al. G. "A.
and q generalnsystem OF upbuildtpl
the Island along spiritual aid socia
Hugh Howell for Maui toId ,of thi
advancement. that had been made b,
his island this year " the btIli8lhg D
bridges, the lettering of reads, and
the Improvement OF the water sys
Charles Arnold AND lloyd iItllAtI
spoke Tor Oahu Nr Arnold Told d
the contemplated road work On behalf
OF the supervisors and voiced Tho
wish that he might have the bbbor
tufity 10 tell people next year ef
great many isnprofcnieilts filciudint
the beautIfying Of the city and other
parts Of tliR island. 5 90. -
American Tcac:iers Nesteu. - u
Mr. KilIam IN d btraightfronltie
shoulder talk urged the need OF cap
able Americans for the instruction OF
the Oriental races along spiritual
lines : s. 49, y /. 81
Monday morning was. spent ii antn.
mobile riding again At 1 66iock the
Hawaiian Band gave q concert in the
chiifehyafd al kihhe, and az siioiir later
the anal business session Of the con
yehtion Began. a
s. s. Paxson reported for tho com.
pittee iuyestigattng EeTnanept organ
izatiun that be favored heo1atnittee ~
Eve from the different islands TO pfn-
pare a constitution and present II 81
The next contention. President Avnrv
appCiuted the committee later an f0i.
|ows: T. n. Deyp, Hawaii: ID. III. Case
Maui; G. r, Gage. Oahu: r. c. Brown
Oahu; L. d. :Timmons, Kauai. ..sn!
] IN. Lydgate ffsI offed Oh; tile TOAD
question IN the absence bf Eric Mud !
zen. The question of the desirability
II rest house III WaiTnea CANYON
vas turned over to the Kauai Cham.
,er OF Commerce to be taken Up later,
Three rcsnlutions were presented u
he convention and adopted as fol,
o&s:
Whereas, The Necessity for safe
lafbor at the island of Kauai:
,qUibped with d wharf appropriate for
steamers 10 he alongside, where pas.
,engers and freight may be trans.
erred with facility and daiek des.
,atch, calls for a haFbors that Is at
IN times safe and adequate and,
Whereas, The landing and social.
.di Iiarbors Of. Kauai are more d less
,pen roadstaads or are 0bstfncted by
eefs which prevent them from being
developed without Great expense On
he mart Of the. government OF the
effit0ry OF Hawaii; and, &,
rWhsfeas. Engineers Of THE MAR de-
INVESTIGATED ali the, land. !
hes and hafb0fs bf Kauai to deter.
nine which landing offered me most
easible inducements for creating q |
ehtfal hAfbdf ID Be tleyel0ted niitisf
appropriations made by the Congress
Z the United States; and
..Nhefeas, The war Department EN-
ineers decided upon NaWiliwili as q /
Ort which offers the least obstacles |
nd pfesents the best Inducements as I
port and have recommended q /
for Nawiliwili which will /
lake OF II safe port and a5clearlig /
oftl Tor the island or Hanai s.
aFherefore, Be 1t resblseH That THIS
vic convention, representing the
aiding commercial and civic organi-
ltiots Of the territory Of Hawaii, do I
earthly ind0tse the wishes and the
eed Of the Kauai people Tor the con.
ruction of = breakwatsr at NaWilIwill i
I'D that 1t bend every eifort 10 secdte {
! appropriation BY Congress and an I
lrly commencement of the work
rough Hawaii's delegate in Con.
Tess, as ,g.,,s
That copies of this Resolution be |
mt TO our delegate in Congress. the |
.esident Of the United States, presi-
mt. of the u. s. SENATE, speaker OF 4
e h0iise Of Representa- ives and SEC
tary Of the intefior.n
rex Demand Of Maui. dis;
The s6tond resolution was:
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