Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
CONTEST NOTES
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tunste indeed that the disaster has come but
they must try to make the best of il. Oft
entimes the hardest things in life turn out Il
be blessings in disguise, and this will prob
ably teach something in fence. building. Re
member, IL Is preparedness" that wins IN
life's struggle. aud there are many times
when one must make many preparations &c
insure some task being carried out success
fully. Among the, Honaunau pupils writing
about their gardens are Hidetane Yamano
Minoru Nakamoto, Yoshiwo Kilihara. Asam
Nogawa. Charley Keliikipi. John Luukia
ZanIi Eye. Masaru Hlsta and Haramoku
KobsyashL
Mary Kanei, Haena school, Kauai, for
wards a sketch of her home garden, IN
which she is getting good results. She has
planted carrots, Fadishes and beets. An
other sketch which came this week is by
Masaru Teshima. showing the vegetables he
Is raising.
Ernest Werner of Hanalei school, Kauai
forwarded sketch of her home garden; in
which she is getting good results She has
planted carrots. radishes and beets. An
ether sketch which came this week Is bs
Masaru Teshima, showing the vegetables he
is raising.
Ernest Werner Of Hanaiei school, Kauai
finds that careful attention is keeping his
garden in good condition y.
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Among. Hsnaisi pupils whose letters came
this week are Ella Aha with sketch) Wong
Wo Chong Say Tung, Geingo Shiraishi KAr
Sing Ho. Yau Kern Chock and Iwao Hashiro
Waipahu contributors include Kazu Shimo
mura, Ling Msu and John Raposo.
Seichi Sakai Of Kurtistown school Tor
wards photo Of himself working with the
boys in the cane fields. Girls and other
boys are burning trash.
Virginia .oliveira, Kalihi-waena school
Oahu, saws the marigolds planted by the
girls are in full bloom. The gardens are
showing the benefits Of intelligent care and
energy.
large number Of pencil drawings came
this week from Puunene school This school
is up on its toes to win some prizes.
Puunene letters this week were from Amo.
Foe Sum. Vieanta Carayahlo. John Mendonss
and Lizzie Kuikahi
Kando Sumimoto writes from Anahola tina,
most Of his vegetables are growing.
Rebecca Akana Of Kalihi-waena schoo
sends in . drawing Of cabbage plants with
sketches Of the caterpillar and cabbage moth
tests.
Rose Kakina of Wainiha. Kauai forwards
smother OF her very complete garden records
with some sketches and letter in which
she says she takes much pleasure in the gar.
den work. Some of the vegetables are ready
10 be eaten.
Addison Kinney. Grade VIII, wsialus
school. says that many tourists visit this
school and always speak of the lovely trees
snd well-kept yard. This Is fact and any
tourist going around the island viii be
pleased on visiting the school to see how well
Il Is kept in outward appearance.
Qaong Le0ng Of Hanalei writes long and
interesting letter giving many details Of his
gardening experiences.
Hatsuichi Ueno Of Paauhau says his school
Is getting along well with the gardening.
having found that ashes on the corn ground
helps the soil.
Iwayuki Hasegawa Of Ahnsloa school. Ha.
vail says the school is thankful that the
rain has come, rs the garden needed il. The
garden is on level ground and the pupils
are confident they viii have good crops.
Adelaide Kaai. Kannakakai, Molokai. has
very good drawings in ink Of her garden
laots. They are unusually neat.
Edith Ignaeio. Ninole school Hawaii tells
OF watering the plants faithfully, bat now
rain has come and Mother Nature is doing
the irrigating.