Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
'HONAUNAU SCHOOL
SHOWING INTEREST
Pupils in Individual Letters Tell
What They Are Doing
in Contest

VIIdl tIley Are UUHlg
in Contest
The following letters come from
Honaunau school. Napoopoo. south
Kona, Hawaii II is evident this
school is hustling hard for some OF
the prizes:
Honaunau School. Napoopoo p. O.,
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. ), 1917
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir; am writing to you about my
garden. My land is in the north cor
ner of the yard.
| cleared 1t with sickle and pick
axe. II was very hard to do.
l am going 10 plant potatoes, pump
kins, bananas. sugar cane. watermelon
and cucumber. The weather is good
for my crop.
Very respectfully yours,
KOICHI KUBO.
Grade
HOnaunau School, Napoopoo P. o.,
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 1917
Editor Honolulu StarBulletin.
Sir: | am writing to you about my
school garden.
The size of the piece of land is
about 55 feet long and IS feet wide.
cut down the grass and hoed and
dug the large ruts with the plckaxe
and made it soft and clear am
going to plant pumpkins, sugar cane
and watermelons and tomatoes. The
weather is very good for our crop.
Very respectfully yours,
HIDETANE YAMANO.
Grade "
Honaunau School,, Napoopoo p. o.,
s. Kona, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 1917.
Editor Honolulu StaF-Bulletfn.
Sir: l am writing to you about
my school garden.
Our school ground is dry and we
have one acre Of land.
We are fixing the stone wall and
we shall plant watermelons, bananas,
papaia and many other plants. The
weather is not good for our crops.
Very respectfully yours,
MINORU NAKAMOTO.
Grade ~
Honaunau Scnool, Napoopoo p, O.,
South Kona, Hawaii, lam 5, 1871.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin. -.-
Sir: am writing to you about my
school garden.
My ground is stoney, soft and wet.
The size of our land is about one
acre.
1 am cutting the grass and taking
away the stones.
am going to plant corn and water.
melons.
The weather is good for my crop.
Very respectfully yours,
YOSHIWO KILIHARA.
Grade 90 {
Honaunau School, Napoopoo P. O.,
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: | ain writing to you about my
school garden.
My ground is very soft but stoney.
The long side Is "a feet long. .
The short side 80 feet long.
I am fixing with the pickaxe and
digging the grass up. 4
/ am going to plant watermelons,
cucumberS and sugar cane.
The weather Is dry and not good
for the plants. |
Very respectfully yours.
MASARU HILATA.
Grade 10
Honaunau School, NapooEoo p. O., 4
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 1917.
Editor Honolulu StarBulletin.
Sir: / am writing to you about my
school garden.
My garden Is soft and dry.
My ground Is 81 feet long and 81
feet wide
We are going to plant potatoes,
sugar cane. pumpkins and papaias.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN LUUKIA.
Grade ~
Honaunau School, Napoopoo P. o.,
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Stsr-Bulletin.
Sir: | am writing to you about |
ny school garden.
Ny land is soft and dry. My piece |
Of land is 81 feet long and 80 feet
vide. We pull the! weeds and We
TX it. am going TO plant muskmelOn,
" dLeI Il6lOn anu CuEulhDeI. lHe "Cdtu>
sr is good for my crop.
Very respectfully yours.
ASAMI NOGAWA.
Grade III
4Onaunau School. Napoopoo P. O.,
South Roma, Hawaii, Jan. ). 1917. /
editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin. |
Sir: | am writing to you about my
school garden Ny school ground is
ioft and good earth On Wednesday
started to find my place. ] am go- !
ng to plant bananas, corn, pumpkin,
papaias. sugar cane and watermelon.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLEY KELIIKIPL
Grade 90
4onaunau School, Napoopo p. O.,
South Kona, Hawaii, Jan. ), 1917.
EDITOR Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Sir: | am writing to you about my
cho0l garden. The size Of the
round is 80 feet wide and 81 feet
ong. am fixing my ground. I am
utting the tall weeds. am going
o plant corn and sugar cane. The
weather. is good for my crop.
Very respectfully yotIfs,
IAATNnnA K0pAvACuI