Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-01
|HONOLIaANs ASK
new YEAR WISHES

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GUS records. n II does this port win
benefit greatly, because every steam
er calling In here for bunker coal
spends money for provisions and sup
plies as veil as paying for the fuel
taken aboard.
w. R. FARRINGToN, president OF
Ad Club: For its members through
out all Hawaii, the Ad Club believes
that 1917 viii bring sincere appre-
citation of the exceptional opportunity
Hawaii offers for work In connections
with American development in this
part Of the world. To Honolulu in
particular the Ad Club believes that
the. New Year will bring great pro-
gress IN the elimination of petty per-
sonalities and peanut politics. This
viii guarantee more time and energy
for the great AMI mandatory work that
must he done 10 lift Honolulu from
the conatry town class and make q
beantifm, well-iept city with an in
dividuaiity all its own. &
A. P. TAYLOR, secretary Hawaii
Promotion Committee: Hawaii has
had an exceptionally good tourist
CROP during 1916 and the coming Of
the Great Northern and other lines
has been q boon to travel here. One
of the features of the year has been.
the yisits paid the mainland by the
members OF the laval Promotion
Commiltre. They have discovered new
situations which will mean much to.
the promotion work in, the future,
During the past year Hawaii has
been Dlaced ON the map as real sum-
mer resort as well as winter watering
place, md lecturers, writer's and tray-|
elers have set the stamp of their ap,.
pr0Yai On Hawaii as an all-yeart.
around resort. Hawaii has received
more publicity through the press Of
the mainland In 1916 than ever BEFORE
II appears that the tourist crop" for
1917 VIII far surpass that OF the past
year.
w. Y. Motley, manager Federal
Wireless: My wish for 1877 is that
people send just as many wireless mes
sages to the coast as they have done
this year Our business has been
mighty good in 1916, thank you.
8 RAYMOND c.. BROWN, secretary
Chamber Of Commerce: lwish every
citizen Of this city. the same as every
member Of the Chamber of Commerce,
could be brought to realize that he
owes to his city, to his neighbor and
to himself, that participation in the
work of the chamber which can only
be limited by his maximum ability.
"A. M. CRISTY, deputy city attorney
I wish that civic pride would not first
look at. its own pocket book. before de-
Gliding on an issue. '''f Ai'
ROBERT HoRNER, supervisor: q
wish that all dogs were barkless.
1 WILLIAM LARSEN, supervisor: Ny
wish this year is that | won't have to-
change my mind again on any issue.
SHERIFF CHARLES H. ROSE: The
best Happy New Year / can wish is
no trouble for anyone.
CHIEF ARTHUR McDUFFIE: Il
hope everyone has the best kind of q
New Year.
{ DR.. r. g. AVER: Happy New Year
to all good reporters and an extra one
for the emergency hospital. / hope
we have as much room as we need
next year.
JAMES Al. RATH: Orr babies
welfare work starts January I. so /
have only one great wish: Happy
New Year for better babies, better
citizens.
FRED C.. SAITH, Oahu Railway:
Ny New Years wish Is lots Of pros,
perity for Hawaii.
CAPT. DANIEL KAMAIIUs | don't
wish for any more rain for New
Years. but I'm not exactly in favor
of a drought
CHIEF CHARLES H. THURSToN:
Ny New Years wish is good luck for
everyone and may all our fires be little
ones
PHILIAS POIRIER, chief clerk Mo.
ana Hotel: Happy New Year to Min
eraI Products. May she never come
down.
VALENTINO M0RONI, manager
Seaside and Moana Hotels. can only
wish for myself, the hotels and Homo
lulu generally the best tourist season
eves.
D. u. coNKLING. city treasurer: 1
have resolved not to hold any hard
feelings against the supervisors no
matter what they do,