The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-08

for his interest In the work of the COM
mittee- There was nothing new in the
matter Of sanitation and that commit
tee was passed
Chairman Dimond suggested that the
matter OF permanent quarters for the
Association was one which would be
considered and called upon Chairman
Smith OF the committee on that sub
jeet, 10 report The report. which was
verbal. said that there were two rooms
In the McIntyre building which could
be had for $50 month. and one room
which would cost $3.50 a month. The
committee thought there should BE-
permanent quarters, where the work
OF the Association might be carried on.
records and various communities lions
kept. and where the meetings could b.
held The committee made no recon-
mendation. but suggested that the sin
gle room in the Mcintyre block be con-
sidered- The Association gave the
committee further time for considera-
ton OF the matter, and viii take I'D the
subject at the next meeting OF the As
ISOLATION, the secretary being author
lied to secure the Stock Exchange for
any meetings IN the meantime
The secretary read a letter from
Walter f Weldon, relating TO the adj
vertising Of the Territory by means Of
a series OF lectures. and referring 70
the success with lectures in the
States last year. On motion of Mr..
Auerbach. the matter was referred to
the Committee on Publicity.
Chairman Wichman of this commit
tee entered the room just before this
vote was taken, ana made a verbal re-
hA riSfy7
which were referred at the last meet
ing. He reported as being opposed 10
the plan 70 send broadcast a folder
similar TO those which are distributed
by railroads. He said he had not been
impressed by the promoter of the plan,
and that he had found that the man
TO whom he had been referred by the
promoter. absolutely refused 10 have
anything 10 do with the scheme, and
said that he was unauthorizedly
quoted.
Mr.. wichman said also that he
thought the plan good one, and that
it should be followed by the Associa-
ton with the change that there be in
the pamphlet or folder no advertise
nents He thought the indiscriminate
advertising which was used in such af-
fairs was always to its discredit- It
was suggested by W. W. Hall that Sec
rotary Cooper now has in course Of
preparation book which is destined TO
answer all questions which may be
asked by persons writing TO the off,
Gals for information. ]. @. Spencer
said also that he knew of this book,
and that he thought the committee
should look into this matter so that II
would know whether or not this book
would fill the bin exactly. The Assoc
by subscribing for q number OF
the books, might do the very best ad-
vertising. The report of the committee
was accepted and the committee given
power 10 confer with Secretary Cooper
upon the subject, so that there might
BE- advantage taken of the pamphlet he
Is preparing, If ii is found that the
book would fill the need
Mr.. Auerbach moved that there be
made minute. recording the sense OF
the meeting upon the loss of the late
F. c. Macfarlane, a member of the As
socia ton. and that the condolences of
the AssOcia ton be sent 70 the bereaved
family of the deceased. The motion
was passed with a standing vote. and
as further mark Of respect the meeting
at once adjourned