Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-23
FOR HONOLULU
REALTY BOARD
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ment in favor OF a bigger ana pet
ter Honolulu.
Oliver Lansing gave some of his
experiences in San Francisco real es-
tate work.
+. T.. Steere said that he was in
line for everything that helped Ho.
nolulu and Improved conditions.
p. Il. r. Strauch supported the
realty board proposition and thought
the real estate men should do their
share in pro bono publico effort.
W. II. Harrington said he thought
the press of the city would stand
unanimously behind any body of
mep who had for their purpose the
building up OF better homes IN the
city and the Territory. A. p. Tay-
Tor and l.. ID. Timmons spoke in an
optimistic vein Of what the press
would do for the city and the realty
men.
Everyone was called upon and they
were all in favor OF progressive
move.
AS a feature Of the banquet, the
Honolulu Realty Board was brought
INTO temporary being, with Charles
A. Stanton as the temporary chair
man and Mr.. Kendall as temporary
sec rotary.
A committee on permanent organ
iZation was appointed as follows:
Messrs. c. S. Desky, w. NJ. Minton,
II. II. Trent. w. l.. Chamberlain and
oliver Lansing.
I The committee on the One Hun
drcd Thousand Club Is +. Il. Steere,
Mr.. Dondero and Mr.. kirkpatrick.
The keynote of the occasion was
struck by Charles A. Stanton, man
ager OF the Kaimuki Land Co., in
the following address;
Mr.. Stanton's Address.
Mr.. Stanton spoke on the PROPOSE
ton as follows:
Acting upon the proven theory that
you can only get real estate man to
listen while he is eating, for when he
Is not eating he Ii always talking, the
Kaimuki Land Company gives this
dinner tonight In honor Of the real
estate men of this city, for the pur-
pose of calling their attention to the
need of a Honolulu Realty Board. We
believe that Honolulu, with its won
dcrful climate, presents great oppor-
tunities in the real estate line, and we
wish to announce our intention OF en-
gaging in the general real estate bust
ness, and that In the future we will
handle property all over the city, as
well as in the Kaimuki district. In
making this announcement, we feel II
our duty to suggest the organization
of realty board, which we believe
will not only add to the dignity and
benoft of our profession, bur enable
Us to concentrate our efforts In the
making of greater and more beauti-
Jul Honolulu.
City's Welfare.
AS real estate men We have in our
hands the city's welfare. We obtain
from our clients the privilege of sell
ing, exchanging and leasing property
anu Dy the class oi peoPle w Mpo'"
we sell, or by the class OF bulidingd
that we encourage built, u Is In OH
power to either destroy or oriid vi
values. We can tear down one dis
trict and build up another we eau
better our class oil citizenship, oil
make II worse. We can make Homo
lulu an overgrown village, or make II
one OF the most beautiful ana attrac
tive cities In the world NOW, VIVA
shall we do? Shall we get together
and bring about better conditions, OF
shall we continue separately as w
are now doing, without system or an!
purpose other than our commission
fees? This Is matter that ! hop'
all OF you VIII give proper consldcra
ton tonight.
THY Needs support
1T Is my opinion that no city u
the United States today needs the sup
port and protection oil realty boar
more than Honolulu Our mixed pop
ulation, causing various KINDS OF I'm
proVements all over our city, Is
II DrODlem that we should take up I'LL