Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
CONTEST NOTES
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well as alligator pears. Kailua also
sends good drawing of the vegetable
gardens.
Paul Ferrei.a OF Kapaia, Kauai,
writes one OF the best letters the Star
Bulletin has received in weeks He
also sends some OF the best drawings
of the contest to date. Good for you,
Paul.
Violet Freitas Of Haramaulu, Kauai,
writes that she las never had gar
den before and is much interested
now.
Takee Nishimura of Grade V, Hale.
haiku school, Maui, is one Of the new
additions to our 'letter-writing
family.
Writing for Keahua school, Maui,
are Raphael Molina and Ichimatsu 70.
koyama.
Kiyo Watanabe sends word from XII.
hea, Maui, about the kona storm MIR.
II. A. Baldwins fine launch was driy-
en- on the beach and another was dam
aged, though lees seriously. Roads
we're badly injured and the sea was
made all muddy.
Keollea School, Maui, is sending in
some letters, the sirst, of which is
rather late, as it was written in jan
uary. However, all are interesting.
A very good map and drawing is sent
with the letter by John Santos, Room
Nv. The next letter is written by Ed
win Hanaunani.
Thomas Kalei contributes a letter
for Kslae school, Mclokai.
Chikato Sumida reports for Hama.
Maui. that they are already selling
vegetables.
T. Tanaka tells how he is getting
his home garden at Eva, Oahu, into
good shape.
Kaneohe is regular weekly con-
tributor. Writers this week include
Abbie Lee, Adelaide Rowan. Harumi
Haitsuka, Ben Shinohahana, Henry
Cobb Adams, Jr.
T. Yamamoto announces that Wa
hiawa school, Oahu. has sold a num- |
Der of vegetables and the gardens are
1oing finely.
Waialua Is well represented with a
bunch OF letters from Katsumi Honma,
n. Yoshimura and Addison Kinney.
Richard Santos, Tam Fat, Jose To-
iai and others write from Eva about |
heir gardens. i
Kalihi-waena gardens are doing fine
n, judging from letters by Wilhelmina
Mortensen and Harry Nobriga.
Keike Tokimasa typewrites letter
or Kahuku school They have good
ools and fencing.
Julia Crastes says the Hamakua-
,oko, Maui, children are hard at work.
They are overcoming obstacles.
. David Thompson tells how Kalihi-
waena is taking advantage of dry
weather to rebuild the beds.
Nicholas Consoles and Walter Achiu
ire among the waialua contributors.
Writing from Hanalei school, Kauai.
ire Congdon Benton, All Tung Say,
ernest Werner. Sosaku Tamamoto,
Kun Lin and Wong Wo Tuck.
Shujire Kusaka makes some draw.
ngs of vegetables after 10 days
growth.
Kauai High and Grammer school is
bymany letters this week.
number are unusually good but
space forbids their publication. Writ
rs include Manuel Gouveia, Louisa
Saiwi, Ernst Wedemeyer. May Wede-
meyer and Hong Tai Lee. I
feaTf lily school pupils WTlle ABOUT
heir gardens and also about the Lin
.oln and Washington birthday pro.
grams. Those who write are n Mat
iumoto, Sadie Park, Chidori Oda, Luke
5hun Hung, Totel<i Kazu. Isamn Kura-
'hige, Kazup Asada. Misao Tukuda, NJ.
7amamoto, Kazuo Higuchi. Margaret
9aupu, T. Huhihara, A. Matsumoto,
Nah Tsan Gum, Col Matsuura, 7. Kat
lyama. Hugh Robertson. S. Sato, II
chara and y. Nakashima. This school Y
Ilso ought TO pick out the two or three
,est letters each week and send only
hese.
On February % Waialua school
oahu. sent in some unusually good
rawlings by Namyo Yoshimura The