But, I think generally speaking, I don't mind the change all that much really. In a sense, it's just like, 'Oh, I remember Waikiki when, and it's part of me. The study focuses on the changes experienced and observed by the area's long-time residents, workers, and business operators. See, Hamohamo Road used to end right at Paoakalani Avenue, and it was picked up again on 'Ohua Avenue side. So there's that big block that was blocked off.
Laundry work is the hard uniform, which the hotel workers wear.
That one for five cents. Ho, that hard job for five cents. There were no houses, just a few houses here and there, but was all swamp with those tall weedy things and ducks. . . . There was a traveler's palm there that was lovely. Well, I guess there were probably eight rooms in the main building and about eight cottages, fair-sized, would take up to three, four, five people.