Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-19


1t is generally declared to be the fin
est specimen Of the printers art ever
issued in Hawaii, and from an indus
trial and promotion standpoint it
has "lit the mark" with Hawaii.
Home made" from cover to cover, 1t
is an example of home industry a. well
as a comprehensive pictorial and news
summary of Hawaiis varied activities
and attractions.
Here are few OF the numberless
comments that have been given to the
Star-Bulletin, volunteered OVER the
telephone, by letter or word Of mouth
w. C. Furer: 1t is, a beautiful edi-
ton and was especially struck with
the fine color engrayings.
e, w. Raphael: want to congrat-
ulate the Star Bulletin upon this splen-
did edition. II is one for Hawaii to
be proud of and 1t should be sent all
over the world.
edition Of the Star-cuiletin is a fine
feature and very effective II is good
advertising for the territory in every
way. e.":t
e. w. p. st. George: The Promotion
Committee should see to 1t that every
newspaper in the United States is sup
piled with copy of the Star.BuIle-
tins special edition. That would be
real promotion.
Geo. r. Renton: Your special edi.
ton is very attractive and credit to
your establishment.
L. A. Thurston: The Star-Bulletin
is certainly to .e congratulated on the
magnificent work in the special edi.
ton.
chas. r. Frazier: II represents the
biggest forward step ever made in tho
printing art In Hawaii. II every in.
dividual in this territory will send a
copy abroad the result, from an ad.
vertising standpoint, will be stupen.
dous
n. Gooding Field: The Star-Bulle.
tin special edition is wonder. 1t is
hard to believe that a local plant can
afford to be equipped TO turn out such
elegant work.
G. A. stohle: It is fine. / shall
send some away to my friends in the
states
w. A. Bowen: like the Star-Bul-
letin special edition very much indeed.
James o. Dousherty: From the
standpoint Of the printer 1.-The artistic
-it Is excellent.
Fred TurriIi: Your supplement is
the best pr0motion literature that has
ever been published In these islands.
! wan to tell you so. And / was
astonished to know that you did it all
in your own office. didn't know
such work could be done here.
z. II. Paris: An excellent piece of
promotion work. Very fine.
Sidney r. Jordan: The finest edi-
ton Of its kind ever gotten out In
Honolulu Look at those cuts simply
magnificent It is Christmas pres
ent T.: itself.
I Arthur r. Wall: A very creditable
and beautiful number.
Emil n 5erndt: The edition is the
last word in printing as far ais Homo
lulu goes. can hardly realize that
the work was done in this city. The
color work is something wonderful 1t
is great credit to the Star Bulletin
plant, and is the best promotion litera-
ture we have. am going to send q.
copy to all my mainland friends, as
well as to the head OF every branch
store Of this firm. 4
Augustus {. Murphy: A beautiful
editicn--a credit to the Star Bulletin
and to Hawaii
Cd. ToWse: Ihaven't seen copy
of the edition vet, but from what /
bear of It.. is q wonder.
Oliver Lansing: congratulate you
on having issued the finest special for
promotion ever gotten out in these is.
lands.
James eickneII: A beautiful piece
of work. especially so in the illustra-
tons with which 1t is so profusely
decorated
Rufus w. Robinson: Rich in illus
trations which would be a credit to
any printing establishment in the
United States.
?. !. Phillips: was surprised at
the typographical appearance of the
Hawaii- Panama special edition of the
Star. Bulletin. hope to be one OF the
first to carry number Of copies to
Hilc.
w. u. c. Campbell: All districts in
the territory were equally favored in
the splendid promotion matter brought
out in the Honolulu Star Bulletin spe-
cial.
.. w. 5ains: There is the true ring
OF the promotionist found in the col
umns of the Star-Bulletin Panama spe-
cial number. was pleased to note
that the island of Hawaii was well
represented in pictorial as well as let
ter press.
John petor: The Hawaii section is
q credit to the islands 1t is a great
number and real booster for our
resources and attractions.
]. Walter Doyle: There is some
class to that special edition. My
friends in Australia win be delighted
with IL.
Roger Taylor: The resources of the
islands were never shown to better
advantage than in the pages of the
Hawaii special edition gotten out by
I, the Star Bulletin.
Collector NJ. A. Franklin: The Ha.