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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
19
Promotional copy extols Kaimuki between Diamond Head and the mountains with a constant balmy breeze from Koko Head. Claims the area is never hot, with pleasant air year round, urging visits to Pablo Hill and Ocean View properties as a healthful, worthwhile living choice.
A compact piece extols the man of today as the man of Pluck and the hour who secures life’s goods. It notes the man of today travels ahead, buys a home site, and makes his first payment, while the man who rents informs the man of tomorrow.
Exalts elevated living as healthful and desirable, arguing upper districts offer fresh air and beauty. Claims lower quarters suffer sanitation problems and disease, urging Palolo Hill as a refined, healthful residential homeland for future residents seeking happiness.
A fragmentary poem depicts the man of tomorrow as a rent payer and traveler among a crowd. It sketches hardship, uncertainty, and dependence on luck, with the subject paying rental dues and watching others choose the best lot.
Coast officials report strong optimism for Hawaii tourism as the industry booms coast to coast. Steamship plans from Seattle and possible rail connections to San Diego are highlighted, with bookings for November already full and wide interest from Canadian and Australian routes. Strong interest from travel agencies and merchants supports a thriving trade outlook.
Hilo reports that Harry Overend, former deputy sheriff of Hamakua and currently with the Board of Health, is expected to become the new liquor inspector. He would replace Captain Fetter who resigned after complaints over juggling two posts. Overend is regarded as a capable officer, though past personal troubles with Sheriff Pua are noted. Announcement is expected within a week or two.
Hen. C Oliveira, an automobile expert, announces plans to start his own venture around November. He favors a traveling repair model allowing car owners to receive service at home, replacing the traditional shop visit and avoiding the need for in-shop work.
Discussion on extending Inhop Street and closing Union Street ends with conclusion condemnation is required. City will form a commission to set prices, with objections to be resolved in court. public impact cited as a factor.
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