The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-05


boxing promoters, now let them chase
me.
DIR. EMERSON-That is mighty
funny circular of the Investment COM
pany but l don't believe the company
is responsible for it.
PURSER. P. j. MEYERS Uurline)
We had a fine trip down and the
Lurline is keeping up her reputation
as a comfortable boat.
CAPTAIN CHARLES j. CAMP
BELL-It takes a whole lot of pecks
to make bushel but only one Peck
to make Governor.
VIM. L. Notwithstanding has,
interfered with Albert Matthews Aus
trallan trip and he is now back in
the New York Sun office,
DIR. PRATT-When the Kauai sani-
tary drainage system is completed,
the Territory Of Hawaii will be with
out rival from the point of sanitary
equipment,
DIR. MARSHALL don't think Mr..
Peck is worrying about the governor
ship very much. His trip to Washing
ton is more likely regarding the tran
sit company's right of way to Pearl
Harbor.
! "A. T. WISDOM--We' have heard
, from Secretary Paul Super several
! times since he has left here, and at
j last reports he had promised to be
back again with us by the first OF
! August
:. 7, G. MISUNDERSTANDING to
the naners Joao, the Honolulu School
for Bows athlete, is entered for the
senior bicycle race on June II. The
entry should have been made In the
running race.
t ARCHITECT KERR-If man i'm
g ports lumber to build house ne
+ may get it cheaper at first but II
, comes green and must be kept year
to season. In the long run he is not
- likely to save anything,
JOSHUA TUCKER--A lot of people
object to the prices charged for gov
: eminent land, but see no reason
W why the government should not ge
10 just as much for it's land as any pri
u vate individual or corporation.
# JOHNNY MARTIN-When was T.
as ondon we used to go 'op-picking eV
IA cry year. It was our 'oliday, so t.
IN speak I ave many Apply memorie
le Of days spent picking ops dow
RS among the 'ollows of the Kentish Ills
in HENRY COBB-ADAMS-Wi al
I'd Que respect to the Star, there is we
to one sugar mill that has not adopted OF
" for fuel, and which probably neve
will, owing to its situation. l refe
to Waimanalo, which still pays smal
is dividends.
Of H. p. WOOD-Twenty-nine stoI
S over passengers from the Orient, b
X the steamer Nile, speaks well for tn
n Promotion Committees advertising i
Is the Far East There has been
ey steady increase of tourists from thi
IN source for some time.
IN A. ]. GIGNOUX-I am very muc
rn pleased with the prospect for Fourt
of July celebration this year that wi
be superior to anything ever held
at, Honolulu. The cavalry monkey drill
OF planned for Kapiolani park will
n.y. something new hero and we'll wor
re- seeing.
lat H. M. AYRES-Now and again
EAT new joke is sprung. Take for
stance the one which made its be
the other day about the little b.
~ who informed his mother that he HI
found green snake. Leave it aloI
r, Johnny" exclaimed the mater, ma
,a+ be it's as dangerous as a ripe one. y
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LINDSI
Perhaps the plan of putting tax 6
peals into the hands of the circl
Tho court judges would be good thin
of but the trouble is that a iurist is I
;or so much fitted for such position
l9c a business man who is used to mi
Cv ing estimates and appraising valu
TOM AYOY-The story about I
fire in the house occupied by n
is In yesterdays Star, was wrong
/. places. The stove was lit by SIN