Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-11
PROMOTION SESSION
INV LITERATURE WILL
BE SCATTERED ABROAD
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES BY THEIR
INDIFFERENCE ARE HOLDING
UP THE Skinner PLANS.
FESTIVITIES.

The Hawaii Promotion Committee
yesterday afternoon met and authoriz.
cd the printing Of 5000 folders, on thin
paper, the size Of an ordinary business
envelope, on the subject: why one
Should Visit Hawaii" intended to be
lnclosed in merchants correspondence
and reading as follows:
Why not visit the mid.Pacific Para
disc now. No other cline offers SO
much of happiness nowhere else is
the climate so equable, the airs so
balmy, the skies so bright.
| Ihere are a thousand reasons why
Hawaii should be the objective of YOU
summer or winter tour, but few will
surely suffice
The steamers are large, modern. com
Portable.
The seas are smooth and brilliant
The voyage is simply floating to
Paradise on an even keel"
The tropical islands are pictures in
green.
The climate is perfection.
The temperature never rises above so
The lowest at seashore is 55.
The sunshines almost every day In
the year.
The tempering trade winds blow con
stantly.
The accommodations are most luxu.
rious.
The views are superb.
The natural curiosities are wonder.
full.
The golf links are sporty and con
venient.
The shooting is good and liberal.
The volcano Kilauea is the worlds
greatest.
The Hotel Haleiwa is a most attrac
live resort.
The Nuuanu Pail is world renown
ed view.
The Waikiki beach offers superlativc
bathing.
The surf riding and boarding Is
unique.
The attractions are manifold, the en-
tertainment excellent.
There are no fogs, no malaria, no
tidal waves. no hurricanes, no reptiles
no wild beasts, no typhoons. no sand
storms, no beggars, no sunstrokes, no
mad dogs, no frosts, no SHOWS; but al
ways bright skies, green fields, high
mountains, living volcanoes, great crat.
ors. summer seas. brilliant moonlights
surf bathing, ocean canoeing, gay
yachting, fine hunting, sporty golfing
easy motoring.
All members Of the Committee were
present. 1t was decided to proceed al
once with the printing of 100000 new
folders on Hawaii.
The report of the treasurer was read
and will come up before the trustees o.,
the Chamber of Commerce at 2 D. m
today.
Transportation were very briefly dis
russed. f. I. Spalding asked the Sec
rotary what was being done in the
way OF hustling along the proposition
OF a pilgrimage of Mystic Shriners
from Los Angeles next year and the
Secretary reported that everything
| 'huN 'ouiu NC uOnt WltuOut hUOWlUB
anything of what the steamship com.
panies would do in the matter OF trans.
portation, was being accomplished.
DR.. Grossman, and the Committees Of.
flee staff, broadcasting letters and liter.
AZURE.
]. A. McCandless remarked that Il
was the failure Of visitors to get away
from Hawaii just when they desired,
owing to lack Of transportation facili.
ties, that worked the hardship and hurt
the country.
Secretary q. NJ. Boyd submitted the
descriptive dope" for the new folder.
e. I. Spalding suggested that there
we're no antelopes In Hawaii and ad.
sised changing "antelopes" to read
deer" in the typewriter text.
Some member asked II the new
write'up made any reference to sloppy.
slips, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Che
got the right term finally.
The Secretary declared that there
were no slippery-slopes in the present
work; that was the old committee"
he said, NOR was Mr.. Fred Smith faith.
err Of the phrase"