The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-16

/ MS club was organized within mans
of the date Of the first sale. Ii \
had successful career, and il 4,
one of the most active improv.n.
clubs in Honolulu. OF all tho n,
or more clubs of the kind which y
organized few years ago the,ts
but three still exist. save perhm;s
name And our club is one a &
healthiest, liveliest and most spr..
full. One reason for this is that AZ,
has needed more than other d;ssSs
and hence the club has had to 81 =
and hustle to get the improves,
which other districts had ALREADY a
another and better reason is thal 4
club is blessed with number Of ~
getic, ambitious hustling member
have been interested in improvin Il
wa and anxious to see it become IN
tiful suburb and willing to work hi
to that end. 1t is to the efforts
these members that we are indebta d
our numerous Improvements.
More to Do.
But the work OF the club has Il
ended vet. We can look about Us q
point with pride at what we have dcs
but we INST not stop there. There N
many things vet to be done before 4,
wa will be what we all want II hk
the most attractive spot in all Ron
lulu. We need better roads, and mn
of them. we need fire protection, (xfd
we shall have shortly, we hopel,
want oEr roads planted with shl
trees, we need more lights, an exteas
Of the water system, a high level M
voir. In fact our work has ony ID
begun. for we have just reached Il
Stage where we begin to realize NJ
we need.
With a new set of officers hiv
charge of the club s affairs for the
suing year vigorous campaign llka
he laid out. The Legislature win kiH
session and it will be possible BY hta
work to secure an appropriation fa
road to connect the district with EAs
street, and also to get our high I'D
reservoir. Tree planting along the lsts
should also be begun systematicaly Y
in many other directions the club "
extend its influence for the bettens
of the district.
Let US keep up the work so well
gun and make Alewa one Of theas
places of Honolulu. Respectfully =
mitted.
WADE WARREN THAYER
Presidsss
The following officers will
charge of the destinies Of Az
Heights durino the next year:
President. Will J. Cooper; vicevs
dent. r. H. Trent: secretary, "
Coombs: treasurer, Frank D. Cre.dS
and member of executive commas
Wade Warren Thayer.
Come On Up.
If you are a motorist and wan
explore a new bit of Honolulu,
will find the roads of Alewa a.
going as any in the city. II yoas
pedestrian and want a tramp ~
taking, walk up through Alews
then on up the fine trail along
ridge and back by way of the Coz
Club, and you will find it one q
finest trips about Honolulu.
If you are just the ordinary aver
citizen. but are interested in Honoius
progress, take the Liliha street esi y
day. get off at Wyllie street and Y
up the easy grade of the Alewa
In ten minutes you will STAND
entrance of the tract. Below ~
the green loveliness of Nuuanu
is spread, stretching up to the =
gap of the Pail. Before you Is q.
lulu, embowered in trees; the span.
water of the harbor so near w
almost toss pebble into it; neysp
the shimmering blue fabric OF w
and all the wondrously beautliI
of our Island from Diamond NJ
the distant Waianae Hills.
And when you look arouno
pretty homes and the green n' -
the Alewa jewellers and feel tine y
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