12 : HOTEE LIFE THE -IiN' HOTEL BAWATE LIFE IN HAWATI 13 CAPITOL a structure of coral erected the palace of Kalakaua, then of in 1844. Queen The present Liliuokalani, his fe acs building sister. eo stone It ASSES z first = building, was =! was here, in 1898, were held the ceremonies marking the annexation of the Islands to the United States. It is a structure that well repays a visit. on the second floor. halls and larger chambers. precious documents ibrary of Hawaii is Judiciary known the as the executive it was of Judiciary Aliiolani Hale in offices the education, Haleakala 10,032 of 20 paintings Archives still building government. It now houses library. law crater miles; Building, times the in the of It the when it in 1874. was supreme world, opposite monarchy, completed and circuit quiescent). length, 7.48 miles; width, miles from Honolulu the The Capitol, courts, was In square miles; 2.37 miles; Wahiawa—Twenty-five finds an object day’s outing. Kilauea ference, 7.85 the heart worth of the viewing. pineapple This (continuously active miles; 2.93 width, is crater). miles; an on the Oahu Wahiawa. ° - elevation, agreeable Area, elevation, 4.14 4,000 and Railway the great dam interesting one- The square miles; LUNCH SERVICE FOR BATHERS A new feature was inaugurated at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel with the coming of the Malolo—a lunch service on the ocean promenade for bathers. Many bathers have regretted the necessity of cutting their swim short in order to go in to dress for the dining rcom luncheon. Manager Arthur Benaglia has arranged that bathers in costume may enjoy the hotel service at the small tables placed on the promenade by the sea wall in front of the hotel. These tables are shaded by big bright umbrellas and offer a very attractive spot for luncheon. The circum- feet. REED ° 12> 0 GD O-SERD |) -<D- (0) ERS 0-0) GED 0) AND ° TOW Chop Sui YIN, LTD. and Oriental a Specialty 1022-24 SMITH (Between Smith Private Pe Booths STREET and King) Phone | ; 3759 2067 mm (9% “e or Alawai a= Oa: <> beach; Punchbowl Crater, back and Schofield Barracks, ethnology and Leilehua; natural history; Honolulu; Bishop and Naval Museum, Moanalua formed posts fish) Mount Station, Pearl headquarters Gardens, and forts; Kalihi; Poly- Capitol, apple landmarks fields tong and of canneries; raw missionary mills sugar and and pineapple near canneries approximately Cane and pine fields occupy most rice, coffee, sisal, tobacco, hides. Civic dot 10,000,000 of Center. the islands. cases of the About pines agricultural are land. Population—Population of the Territory about 350,000, of which over cent are Asian. Races and nationalities represented are (in the order preponderance): Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, Hawaiian, Rican, Korean, Spanish, etc. aiem mpier of army Kaneohe and Waialua; royal mausoRound Top; sugar plantations; pine- per | six formerly the palace; coral gardens at leum, Nuuanu; Pacific Heights, Makiki, exported annually. Other products are Blvd. D>) Waikiki Industries—Sugar Rugs -Hand Carved Silver Jewelry set with semi-precious stones PHONE 91258 | Waikiki; Tantalus 800,000 Importer Fette Chinese Park, Harbor; nesian Sere Ser eee | Dishes HONOLULU AND OAHU ATTRACTIONS: Aquarium (extraordinary colored and oddly Pali; Kapiolani crater of Mauna Loa): Area, 3.70 square miles; length, 8.7 miles; width, 1.74 miles; elevation, Peach Garden Chop Sui y | -O Mokuaweoweo (summit circumfercnce, 9.47 miles; trip district, Nei ( 1913 depart- 10 1 contained the Area, ee ar adorn houses feet. visitor is the the (largest circumference, historical The of Hawaii’s several governments, past and present. free and open to the public from 9 a.m. to 10 D.m. Building—The remodeled. ment Many oy offices of the Te ry ee). y Isa IDS=< their walls a aes fee te oe the ont The interior woodwork is of Hawaiian woods, koa and kou. On the first floor are the senate chamber and the hall of representatives. The latter was formerly the throne room. The governor, secretary, auditor and attorney-general have BSS ayTHD of the United States. The Capitol—the built in 1882 on the site of the old royal Bay Deel used by the commissary department Iolani palace of King Kalakaua—was 2 The latter and is now If of monarchy. 1893 and 1895, TA the days times of a old barracks of in the troublous side are National kl Guard armory and the building was prominent on the Likelike street and in the rear are the 7S) Ave oeee aes £3 RAC ie Ve ae S se Seah ‘ono ret ES wie opposite, stands the Judiciary building, and the Archives building and the public library, aya: FOP P77 + The Executive Building, formerly the Royal Palace, stands within three blocks of the business center of Honolulu and is bounded by King, Richards, Hotel and Likelike streets. It is an interesting section of the city, for, just Filipino, 60 of American-British-German-Russian, Caucasian-Hawaiian, Asiatic-Hawaiian, Porto Political Status—A Territory of the United States of America. Governor and Secretary appointed by President. Legislature consists of Senate of 15 and House of 30 members, elected by the people, meeting biennially (next in 1929). Represented in Congress by one Delegate without vote.