Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-01
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Happy New Year Wishes
Extended In Honolulu
Officials and Citizens Express Hopes of What Hawaii and
Honolulu May Gain, Learn and Achieve During the Year
That Begins Today ~ -

Happy New Yeari This year We cot Z
boys detention home. wonder what
It viii be in 1917?
JUDGE JAMES L COKE: I wish
that the coming year win bring
cessation OF the European slaughter;
that divorce cases may decrease In my
court and that more OF the taxpayers
money may be applied to the improve
ment Of our roads and streets and less
OF its squandered for political con,
siderations.
B. G. RIvENBURGH: I'm not IN.
tending, to make any wishes either for
myself or for the territory. You see.
they might go wrong II | did, 50 what's
the use? A ~
BRIG.-GEN. SAM JOHNSON: I'm
wishing for even more OF the fine
spirit that has been shown in the Ma
tional Guard during the year thatlis
drawn to q close More work from
officers and men like that which has
made a success OF 1916 a. far az guard
work Is concerned
CHARLES F. MANT, superinten.
dent Seamen's Institute: Ny New
Year wish is that the institute may be
able in she ensaing year to help mots
sailors than ever before. We feel
that our efforts here are being sppre-
ciated.
DIR. r. e. TRoTTER, chief auaran-
tine officer u. 8. Public Health Ser
vice: For the New Year my wish u
that We may as successfully safe-
guard the islands from incoming dis
ease possibilities a. We have IN 1916.
We will keep right on the job.
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WILLIAM C. PETERSEN, acting
postmaster: Here's wishing the KIo-
nolulH postoffice @busts" all records IN
1917. II Il does that don't care who
washington appoints permanent post
master. s
RICHARD L. fiAl.SEY, INSPECTION n
charge u 8. Inmigration station
wisllstnaf m 1917 We could have 411I
/ fine shfp,oads N Immigrants non IID
Orient that We would not have % de-
port more than halt a. many e. We
had to DO this year
H. 3. CAMPBELL, president Out.
rigger Canoe Club: What do wish
the Outrigger for 1917? A hundred 81
more new members, the Eva side Of
the lagoon filled up. and q capacity
crowd Of members and guests a.
tending every moonbeam dance Ne
give during the year.
e. NJ. EHRHORN, superintendent Of
entomology, board Of agriculture and
forestry: Herbs wishing everybody
Ia my department happy and busy
year. Let's keen the dangerous bugs
out and send the parasites n 70 III
those we have.
WILLIAM M'KAY. marine superin-
tendent Inter-island:: My wish Tor
1917 Is that and my wife learn %
like your city a.. well as We did Hilo.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM r. FOSTER
harbormaster: Ny New Year wish Is
that tho boats don't come In al u .
bunch throughout 1917. We can take
care Of them well enough II they
string along.
RAYMER, SHARP, acting COLLECTORS
OF customs: Here's wishing that eo|r
lector Franklin comes back In FebrtI-
airy with q comfortable set Of storo
teeth in his head He certainly has
been having trouble In Mississippi
since his grinders were removed.
J. w. ROBERTSON, superintendent
C. Brewer & Company's shipping De.
partment: What do wish for the
New Year? Plenty Of freight space IN
Oceanic up boats for island sugar and
canned pines to Frisco.
JOHN H. DREW. manager Of Castle
& Cookies shipping department: The
best thing I can wish the islands for
the New Year Is that the new MatsOn
flagship Maui, which win be here on
her maiden voyage from San Fran
cisco March II, enjoys as large
measure of popularity with the tray
cling public and shippers as has the
Matsonia.
FRED L. wALDRoN, president
Fred L. waldron, Ltd: What do
wish Hawaii mel for 1917? That the
Great Northern stays on the island
run the whole year. And it begins 70
look as though she would.
NORMAN z. GEDGE. assistant to
President Kennedy, InterIsiand Steam
Navigation Company: Ny New Year
wish is that Honolulu's ship bunker.
ing business in 1917 passes all preyl-
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