Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
REPLIES RECEIVED TOMESSAGES.
Sent BY new WIRELESS system

F. While the 200 citizens or Honolulu
who attended the impressive ceremon-
les incident to the opening of the Mar.
conf wireless station yesterday were
travelling homeward, replies to the
many messages sent from the new str
ton were numming through space. Be
fore the special trails had left Kahuku
one or two messages of congratHlation
and good will had been received and
during the afternoon and evening
many answers were received.
The home-bouRd journey was made
without incident or accident. A num-
Der of the guests who had motored
part of the way To Kahuku left the
train at Haleiwa to rejoin their ma
chimes. and these arrived in Honolulu
some time before the train, although
it came in ahead of the expected hour
After the luncheon yesterday, which
wound up with three rousing cheers
for Marceni himself. the guests board.
ed the train with little delay. The
overloaded skies, which had threaten
ed to break several times during the
morning, finally gave way Just before
the train started, and during the trip
it rained steadily. A I'VE should, wor-
ry' spirit prevailed among the guests.
however, and the time passed pleas
antly. j l.Ie. stg.i 5r;4s,tg f.p
Following are messages received too
late. for publication YESTERDAY:
From President Wilson to Governor
Pinkham:
The Governor of Hawaii, Honolulu:
MAY God bring the nations together
in thought and purpose and lasting
WOODROW WILSON"
From Secretary Garrison to Gen.
Carter:
General Carter, Honolulu.
Il wish to extend my heartiest
greetings to the people of Hawaii on
this our first opportunity for direct
communication by the most modern of
means. This occasion merely serves
to emphasize the close ties that will
always bind the people of this coun-
try to our fellow-citizens in Hawaii /
feel sure that 1t will result in further
Increasing the present well-deserved
prosperity of that beautiful island.
GARRISON, Secretary of War"
From Secretary Redfield to Or.
Cooke:
''Dr. Montague Cooke, Honolulu.
Remembering pleasantly brief visit
at your home fall of nineteen ten per-
NIT me express my hope opening wire-
less telegraph with Honolulu will unite
friends more closely and permit fire.
quent renewals of delightful meetings.
Regards to self and wife.
WIN. C. REDFIELD,
Secretary of Commerce
From Secretary Daniels to the Gov
Ills Excellency, the Governor. of Ha-
wall, Honolulu.
Through the courtesy of the Mar
conf Company l have the pleasure OF
sending as my first communication
over the new radio circuit between
California and Hawaii my congratula.
tons to the governor and the people
Of Hawaii, on the establishment OF this
new means of communication which
will promote our coordination of effort
and unity OF endeayor and bring the
people of the territory into still closer
with their fellow-citizensl
On the mainland.
"JOSEpHUS DANIELS"
From Mayor Rolph to Mayor Fern:
Mayor Fern, Honolulu.
"Your cordial message has been re-
,eiyed by me in the operating room of
he Marconi Wireless Company at Boil
mas and we the delegation Of SAM
Rates to San Francisco and oakla
The ordinary day rate on messages
For Marconi wireless lettergrams,
d elk, 81; each individual word, eight
It night and delivered at 5 O'Clock the
xarded by land wire or mailed to the
For Marconi week end lettergrams
words, each, six cents. These message
on Monday morning.
Rates 70 Other Mainland Points.
Rates to other mainland points vii
honolulu to coast wireless rate and Ian
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