 And finally, the Honolulu Star Advertiser plans to get rid of newspaper carriers, at least in Waikiki, and send the paper via U.S. Postal Service instead. That starts July 1st, according to the publication in a recent letter to subscribers. It's unlikely the mail will come early enough to let subscribers read their newspapers over their morning coffee, which is really about what having a morning paper is all about. But the newspaper company's senior vice president for audience operations who sent the letter did not respond to an interview request.