The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-07
Residents Of lAG.,Rally City are
All Working Together.
MAKING many IMPROVEMENTS
say Th.y " We 40 Boom Csli
n a "HiIo nustls" A
p,ilht Future.

Honolulu might, with profit 10 her
self. take lesson from Ililo In some
respects. Laugh II you will, It Is a fact
Jist the same. lIIlo people are a unit
In working for the good Of HilO. The
people there realize. most Of them, that
what Is for the good of the city Is good
for It's inhabitants, and when they are
convinced that a thing Is desirable they
pull shoulder to shoulder and acc1mp-
lish wonders, In what Is comparatively
a small town. II will not rest satisfied
to be called a small town much longer
We may be assured, for at the rate they
are now forging ahedd a lew years wIIl
gee a pDpuduOu OF HI,een 20 twenty
tnsuaaUu al mao, aau 81 Juyy Csut...uC
IA tnyIT pIrs,nt udTIuunIUus way =. 10
uuIu ~ t,II "ucIa tuu! wnn suUp.
nuO peup.c saS snry nave no DOs.A..
IL,y can - a nt.O nusti,, Dut can -
U, HnaJ name !Uu p.tdac, H.IU Is COL
.,.lnIy Iuuh.ng wuAuoIIuI P.U5!tas In
.,,tI! Hd!. .,cW cummings dic EJIns
up ON every ndHu, sIUIcs, Onces ana
.u"cluGgs. ourg,a dIe DUIns Up,n,u az
ana Improved, DTIuses DuI,, new
.wAiTSus put IN ana IC5IuuuCg IOJ5
.Dtauumed, wnlie nCdTy every man yuu
lntcL has an aIert eApTesslJn DcLOkcn-
ImS tnaL ne Is woe awake a.d I,auy
tor business. riverside Park Is proving
Il valuable ADDITION 10 iiIlO > ItstuenCu
properly. IL is "a DCduIIui spot anu
SHOWS IA phenomenal CROWN.
one great drawDac mat HilO has 10
contend with, and OF wnich, by The
way, we know considerable IN our
own community, Is the "sore-hedd.'
This is the man who Ieeis Ihat the
world owes HIM a living whlcn II Is
trying TO cheat him OUT OF or what Is
worse, make him work for. / mis- is the
man who Is found in all communities
predicting nothing but disaster, seeing
no good IN anyone or anything, the
genuine calamity hOwler OF the States.
1t Is from this class that the constant
hings at Honolulu and the Govern
ment emanate. Luckily for HilO they
have but few of these men, but they
make up in noise what they lack IN
numbers, giving out wrong impress
sion of the community as whole and
deterring outsiders from casting in
their lot with them.
The "Hilo hustler" is so busy hustl'
| ing that he has no time to howl, sc
that they have it all their own way In
this respect. The business man knows
that Hilo Is sure to profit from advance
ment in any part Of the Islands and
the other sections of the Islands know
| that Hlo's prosperity must rebound to
their benefit.
Kamaainas who have lately gone to
| Iiilo after an absence of three or four
years, have hardly been able ia
recognize the place, so greatly has II
changed and so numerous are the i'm
| lproyements.
Now iilo wants an Exhibition Build
| ing and they do not propose to fold
their hands and wait for some liberal
capitalist to come in and ereCt 1t for
them at his own expense, but they have
put their heads together and propose
to raise the necessary funds by popu'
lar subscription.
Then all will be interested in the
success of the exhibitions which may
be held there, thus insuring their sue
cess before the start. There Is nothing
| like being interested in an enterprise
to make one see that 1t is a good thing
and at every opportunity to push II
along.
The new railroad is sure to prove q
great factor in the growth of Hilo as il
will bring to them much of the Island
trade that now goes elsewhere and
the new plantation schemes now or
foot will also help them out. 1t will
be but a very short time until Hilo has
a steamer line to San Francisco with
out transfer and it Is on the boards
that some of the through lines vii
make Hilo port of call.
Surely Hilo has a great future before
her and We should all rejoice thereat
as she has hustled for it and deserves
lit.
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