HOW TO RENT A HOUSE IN HAWAII
Horace Sutton
November 21, 1960
For anyone who wants to set up temporary housekeeping in Hawaii, houses in Kahala or in Waialae-Kahala, Aina Haina, Wailupe or Windward Oahu, near the beach or on it, rent from $250 to $1,200 a month. Summer, when many Hawaiians go to the mainland on their vacations, is the best time for renting. One way to find a house is to advertise in the newspapers: the Advertiser or the Star-Bulletin. Another is to write one of these Honolulu agents: Earl Thacker, 2400 Kalakaua Ave.; Louise Rogers, 2122 Kalakaua Ave.; the Bishop Trust Co., 141 South King St.; or the Hawaiian Trust Co., 1010 Richards St. There are hundreds of cooperative housekeeping apartments which can be rented from their absentee owners.
For anyone who wants to set up temporary housekeeping in Hawaii, houses in Kahala or in Waialae-Kahala, Aina Haina, Wailupe or Windward Oahu, near the beach or on it, rent from $250 to $1,200 a month. Summer, when many Hawaiians go to the mainland on their vacations, is the best time for renting. One way to find a house is to advertise in the newspapers: the Advertiser or the Star-Bulletin. Another is to write one of these Honolulu agents: Earl Thacker, 2400 Kalakaua Ave.; Louise Rogers, 2122 Kalakaua Ave.; the Bishop Trust Co., 141 South King St.; or the Hawaiian Trust Co., 1010 Richards St. There are hundreds of cooperative housekeeping apartments which can be rented from their absentee owners.