The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-22


ers as eager as ever to say
good things OF Hawaii. To the collec-
ton of good words and good wishes
already made, the following are APP
pended:
You are certainly very up to date in
your little City. VINO would nave
thought to see AUTOMOBILES 50 p.vntitul ia
tue hawaiian Islands? Na,u.e na- oee.,
most charmmgly lavish abU-t here, ana
] cannot h pc to express my hum. rdtlun
fol the natural beauties that surround
Honolulu. only those who have seen the
Islands can comprehend. Another thihG
that surprised me is the quanty OF yuLr
press | don't think | know uf a crisper.
newsiet and altogether more up-to-ua,e
morning paper than your Advert ser l
have become quite AT home with 1t, and
read 1t every morning after breakfast
Just as If / was reading my own home
paper"-C. A. Hungerford, Waterford,
New York
II have been TO the PAIL and think 1t
quite remarkable that l have returned
ali at once, instead of by bits. ! never
was in such wind, and thought L
should be blown to pieces-but the seen
cry! 1t is magnificent. l did not know
the wind could blow so hard as 1t does
any hair left and also that hairpins can
be procured in your City. Do you know,
/ might have doubted that last before
/ came! How surprised l was to find
such advancement and such delightful
refined and educated people. Mrs def
enderfer. Orwigsburg. Pa.
This is not my first trip to the ISL
ands, but II has been thirteen years
since / was here, and I was astonished
at the improvements, although l have
kept well informed by the papers. | had
no idea of the Industrial growth, and the
general progress of the place. / do not
think that the present prosperity is
boom. / think it Is normal condition.
All YOU need is a cahle."--C. 5. Wright,
San Francisco.
THE thing that impressed me most
upon arriving was to see so many ma
ticnaities and kinds of people mingling
together SO harmoniously. 1t Is a strange
cosmopolitan class, and such lot OF
languages can be heard within earshot
of one another. The harmony of 1t all
is very surprising, but then harmony is
In everything in peaceful Hawaii. l have
learned to eat poi and enjoyed that luau
dinner very much. / think the ladies cf
Hawaii are very nice indeed Another
thing that ! feel obliged to mention is
ter myself, and not given to eruptions
except upon the beauties of Hawaii, just
at present"-J. f. Crater, Easton, N. Y.
so much has been said that | can add
little more, but l have great faith most
OF all, in the commercial future of the
Islands. l think there Is no place in the
Union with better promise."--S. c. def
enderfer. Orwingsberg, Pa.
although l cannot say that 1 am sur
prised at the refinement of the Hawaiian
people, for have read much about them.
yet l find in them a charm that l had
not anticipated, and l think the little ma
tive children are the sweetest of ALL /
should never tire of watching Them
Mrs. Went. Manistee, Mich.
II am much astonished at the ease with
which fashion has found its way in these
faraway beautiful Islands. The luau
Saturday to me was a perfect picture
and l had a hard time persuadlng my
self that 1t was real. | do so much adj
m!re the dark beauty of the Hawaiian
women. especially their soft, gentle
eyes."-Mrs. Waddell, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Just let me add one little echo TO all
the praise that has been bestowed upon
Hawaii's beauties. and two echos to the
praise of your surf bathing. If 1t was
not for the coral il would be perfect, but
as 1t is. it is glorious. Miss Warren,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Just say for me that ] am III love with
the Islands and everything in them. 1t
is such a place as could not be found !
anywhere else for our season Of holi- !
day."-Miss Blackman. Detroit, Mich.
II am charmed and delighted, as are /
all the rest. How could they be othec- .
wise?'-Miss Wright, San Francisco.
Il tell you ! want to say II great deal
about that street car system OF yours. l
would like to own stock in it, for they
tell me it pays a 81 per cent dividend. l
tell you, you can get your moneys worth
on those cars. You can ride an hour or
as many hours as you like between the
City and waikiki, all for five cents, and
you viii get more moton-if less loco
moton-than any other car system IN the
United States will furnish. I am having
Bridgeport, Conn.
Il am pleased with II all, particularly
the surf bathing and the lovely drlves."
Mrs, ], Warren, Bridgeport. Conn,
You nave delightful and most
promising City, commercially, socially
and every way else Your scenery is
magnihcent"-James X Crofut, Hart
ford. Conn.
Il have had d nna time, continual
me time. especially last nightw y. Il.
Phelps. Norwood. ". Y.
we have been TO the Pail ami / want |
70 say few words IN praise OF tie mag. q
liheent valley, 1t Is simply beautiful h. ,
'Cnd description. and all that Ne have ,
'eon Is delighuuL"- J, Crufut. liar., |,
era, Conn, 7
y am delighted with this little eden d
nat has somehow been dropped the b
Al1alu ~ the Pacific. I have mel even
hi'h coming ON Tie street car system, 3,
- ihhk your city h. getting modern l
20 last altogether II seems y ruu4 40 =
'sHoy ~ HbuFs charm" Henry Bot, 2
'eF BRIDGEPORT, Conn d