The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-12-25
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
CaIifornians Waxing Wealthy at Pacific "Cross
Roads,"

every map of the Pacific will connect the ports of the Angel Civ
with these SIX days distant islands, claiming them still
lily to this land OF cooler When visiting the Hawaiian
Islands Californian feels that he sunny
an afternoons for hand he finds himself entertaining
Tor being entertained by Cafornans
dents of the islands have homes in the State Of
course, many of the wealthiest families Ha
waii from these United States their origin American
prejudice OF American products and manufactured goods
that this and especially this State will always find
ready market in the islands for flour poultry eggs canned goods
crude OIL decduous potatoes vegetables of
a kinds grain barley and alfalfa hay fine lumber
Another large market offered this found
o passenger for the finest table supplies that be
cured here The travelling public in this must be served in
IWaldoAstor style when md-ocean Thus does
pansion the alert Californian and thus the balance trade
Among the prominent Calonians in the Hawaiian Islands
who support homes this State also Alexander Young
a. Buck Mr. Young is Scochman y birth but unlike his noted
country fellow, Carnegie well satisfied always
the Stars and Stripes He that there Scotland
California and Hawaii In thought and deed Mr. Young
the State of California and the Hawaiian Islands, His
hotel in Honolulu is built of sandstone with bases
granite all of which brought the islands the
quarcs Cosa in this State And keep the balance
we're when he built his paata home at Vernon Heights near
Oakland he brought plants from his island
home Mr. Young is gentleman of liberal education and genial
which the finest hotel buildings the world and in aiding
other public improvements The vast and elegant
Young Hotel under the H. W. Lake known
all travellers n' California through his Connection
with Arlington Hotel Santa Barbara and chief clerk in
the old Baldwin Hotel in San Francisco.
Col George W. Macaane, another well known Californian
and widely capitalist the of the Royal Ha
waan Hotel Col Macarane dign6ed, gentleman
who extends especially welcome to all Caonians In
setting of spreading of tropical gardenng the Royal a
waan Hotel is most pleasing sight to the traveller.
No visitor the Paradise of the Pacific" leaves Honolulu
without Waikiki Beach where he will linger while the
This Diamond Head,
setting OF the right and left of pneappes
and bananas and stretching Back of the hotel
fields The of Moana Hotel is w. c. Peacock
Englisman by BIRTH but nauralzed American citizen He is
wealthy merchant, traveller and bon vvanf all
to IKE of mos OF hOS
A. Buck, above president director in
of the sugar companies Of the islands His California home at
the when not spending in Honolulu Mr. Bucks
not all in He OF the of line of
in California petroleum. large quantity of which is
carried to the islands by his steamers.
1t would be difficult to select prominent man in Honolulu
could prove ab when of business alliance with
California There Benjamin F. Dillingham; head OF the Oahu
1onouu is situated the island of Oahu Railway and Land
Company The supplies for this road all come IRON this Coast
NJ Dillingham; has business and social acquaintance
California, matter of course.
this commercial age begins with the business who
build the material part of country but in such land the
Hawaiian where into poetry where the real
work Of upbuldng Nearly all the painters and literary people
been fortunate enough visit the islands have had their
appreciation qukened California SOIL Every knows Of the
by Robert Louis Stevenson for California and the Ha
waian Islands, but few perhaps know how Mark Twain
had SO given early California
his eloquent pen added to Hawais undying fame, thus:
mo alien land all the world has deep strong charm for
irgy me- sleeping waking through than half
lifetime that has done Other things leave but abd
always blowing, flashing the the
pusng of its surf beat is its garanded
its eang cascades its pumy palms browsing by the shore its re-
the pas of its brooks nostrs still lives the breath of flowers
that persisted twenty years ago"
strengthens relations with Hawaansas in subtle
happy of family traits W. E. ROTHERY.
Los Angeles Times.