Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
bulletin CIRCULATION proves
INFANT FACTOR IN ISLAND FIELD


/ a, Pearl isrbOr, the plantation towns
alUa, kahuku. HAleiwa Hotel and Hay
ula hotel The subscribers IN thi:
section receive the 2 80 edition De
IvHrcd on the 2:4O and 9 10 trains
SctOfiOId Barracks and Pearl HarbO:
and Fort Kamehameha papers are Dc
livered by special carriers. The pa
pers 10 other Out-of-town sections aye
delivered through the mails Or Wells
Fargo service. Except at the most
distant points on the line, the stay
: Bulletin goes into the homes well be
Tore dinner, enabling the family circle
, TO have all the news as soon as they
are ready 10 sit down for a rest a,
the end OF the day.
Pearl HarbOT naval station popula.
ton at the present time is largely {,
Honolulu population. Great numbers
OF the Workmen return to Honolulu a.
the end OF the day. Their StRrBui-
letins are supplied by the newsbOys
A special boy goes to Pearl Harbor
with the early edition, and the news.
boys OF the town are on hand at the
arrival OF the homecoming Pearl Har-
Dor trains to supply the very latest.
which the majority Of these men buy,
Service to Islands
Island service is another instance
where the Star-Bullettn gives the peo-
pie the very latest news. With two
exceptions, the sailings of the mail
steamers to the other islands are in
the afternoon. The Saturday afternoon
sailing OF the Mauna Kea for HijU,
taking mail for Lahaina. puts the Sat
urday Star-Bulletin into Lahaina and
Waikiki, Maui, as a Sunday morning
paper and live Maui neNsboys are on
hand to give service. 1t also makes
the Star Bulletin the Sunday paper OF
Hilo, where Z. II, Moses has a large
staff Of newsboys to- handle the paper
as il comes off the steamer early Sun
day morning. The daily newspaper
enterprises of Hilo that have been d
notable feature Of recent months do
1etin as the Honolulu news is always
live news in the outside districts.
Kauais regular steamers leave HO-
nolulu at o'clock, and special boats
usually not earlier than o'clock
Maui during the week days has al.
most a daily service, all steamers eX-
scept one leaving Honolulu at o'clock
in the afternoon.
The Latest News First
! The Semi-Weekly Star-Bllletin has
b larger circulation in the outside
Islands than the daily, but it should
be remembered that the Star-Bulletin
daily goes into every plantation town
and business center of the territory
with the latest news and naturally is
the first sought among the news me-
diums by those who want the latest
news first.
Does the Star-Bulletin solicit bust.
ness, or does 1t wait for business to
come its way?
I The Star. Bulletin has solicitors on.
the Job all the time. Not a crowd OF
them, but enough men to seek the
new prospects and make 1t easy for
the old ones to keep their accounts
straight. The management is always
active in keeping people informed on
the value of this news medium. That
is a part of the service to the pub
lie. No subscription campaigns in the
nature of contests are used.
This is how 1t has come to be true
that "the Star-Bulletin covers Hawaii
like the sunshine" and is indeed the
greatest newspaper of Hawaii.
For the man or the firm interested
In developing business by reaching
the buying public, the Honolulu Star.
Bulletin has an intensive value in
prosperous field that might be equaled
but 1t can hardly be excelled. The
Start Bulletin is a dominant publicity
factor of Hawaii of first Importance to
the man who really means business.
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