The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
Hawaiian Representatives and
CozSulS Abroad in Favor
Of Booming the
Paradise.
TIE BureSu of Information Sc
cHreS Important Allies.

Some time since the Hawaiian
Bureau of Information sent letter
10 all the Hawaiian representative
abroad, asking their cooperation
in forwarding the plans of the Blu
reau. The Foreign Office also sen,
dispatch to the representatives,
commencing the work and object:
of the Bureau. The last mail
brought number Of replies, and
more are expected shortly
All the representatives heard
from express a willingness to as
sist in the work of making the Isl
ands more widely known, and
their cooperation will materially
assist in disseminating informa-
/ ton about Hawaii. The Govern
ment is to be congratulated on hav-
ing 3 corps Of foreign representa-
tives who take such a lively
interest in Hawaiian affairs.
As the news of the important
governmental changes goes abroad,
a burning desire viii be awakened
to obtain information from the
mid-ocean Paradise. Mr.. Thurs
ton said, Just prior to his boarding
the Claudine, that it would be an
excellent plan TO prepare large
number of leaflets for distribution
in the States, as the public viii
soon seize with avidity upon any
matter relating to the Islands.
When the public mind is directed
towards this country it will be an
excellent opportunity to advertise
our tourist attractions.
The following Hawaiian repre-
sentatives abroad have commune
Gated with the secretary Of the
Bureau of Information, and cordi-
ally expressed a willingness to
assist in carrying out the objects
of the bureau:
R. J. Murphy, Dublin; Horace
Gibraltar A. Fsrreira de
Serpa, Lisbon; J. c. Hooker,
Rome; E. F. Muller, Jr., Bremen
W. H. Moulton, Newcastle Ernest
D. Smith. SYDNEY: Col. ". J. De
Iress, Mexico; R. II. Davis, Phil
adelphia Mark Whitwill, Bristol
g. Buchanan, Leith
Allan O. CroOkshank, St. John ].
5noch Thompson, Toronto; F. T.
lie Navarro, Malaga P. J. Bouw-
nan, Dordreeht; F. W. Prescott
Dover; H Goldberg, Swansea :
lanes Dunn, Glasgow E. Coppie-
ers, Client; J. Blanpain, Liege
:. Samson, Christiana R. J.
Barney, Manzanillo Alfred Houle,
Paris Harold Janion, Liver !
,ool D. B. Cruickshank, Auck- ,
and i. B. Webster, Brisbane :
!. n. Oakley, Melbourne D. H.
IchmuIl, Amsterdam.
Below are extracts from letters :
eceived from the representatives, I
nd as all the letters are written
4 the same spirit of willingness,
. VIII be seen that the foreign :
onsuls and representatives Will
ave Z great influence in directing
ttentiOn to Hawaii. The letters /
IN as follows l
R. ]. MCEPHY, DUBLE:- II daily re- I,
sivsd yOur letter OF he 2Ist October, .
u have since been expecting the Ii :
srature concerning the Islands" you :
ay yOs had forwarded 10 me, bot, Up TO ,
MS ne, have not reached me Please
end ne some, IS those you sent are lost, :
I'd O. receipt l shall see 10 portions OF
hem beng Inserted IN our Newspapers
j. o. CKooKsHANk, ST. JeaS Your l
stesmed favor OF the 2Ist ultimo to I
and, and contents Of same have had 4
ue attention. Note the = Hawaiian I
.1rsau u Information - Is an association '
t business men Of HonoIuia incorporated
n the purpose Of disseminating infor-
lztIou concerning the Islands; also note
rat you hsve forwarded printed matter J
papers, etc., and beg 20 advise that
lme have not come % hand. VIII be
leased y assist you in having any such
terztUre that you may send placed pro-
iineutly before the pzbIic- I
EESEsT .. SIXTH SYDsEY II am ia Il
pred with your letter Of the Dist ultimo, 1
$50 one rom His EZcelleneY the Minis '
T Of Foreign Affairs. intimatiBg that Z
ie Hawaiian Bureau OF Information hsd f
zen established, ana requesting me to II
d is objects This 1 shall be happy to Il
. 70 the Utmost of my ability, and trust 4
iat yo1 viii afford me the fulIest iHfor- 4
alton both 6y literature, pictorial and C
.herwise, and communications fro1a the
urezu from time to time.
Col. WI. DE- GzEss, CIR or MExI r
D. Your circular OF October 21st =
.ceiveds and l reg TO advise you that / | Q
III do ny utmost 10 get parties from y
rs section OF the country, who viii vis- {
the Wortd's Fair to take a side trim y