The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-24

WORK PAYS
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CLUBS TO MEET.

| John Kidwell. designated by the City
| Improvement Committee to be present
at the meeting to confer on a proposed
meeting of all the city Improvement
| clubs, stated that he was in favor of
such a meeting to be held at an early
date, preliminary to another meeting
to be held while Park Expert Robinson
is here, at which time Mr.. Robinson is
| expected to make an address to the
clubs The Promotion Committee COIN
cided with Mr.. Kidwells views and a
meeting will be called for next Monday
night, possibly at the Young hotel
A general invitation to attend this
meeting is extended by the two COM
mittees to all members of city improve
ment clubs and all interested in the
work, and a special invitation is ex-
tended to ladies.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
Secretary Wood called attention to
the need of mountain resorts for island
people to visit in vacation times. Ii
such places were provided the island
liged to go to the mainland for
change of air. There were mountain
places on Maui and Kauai admirably
adapted to outings, if only inns were
provided Mr.. Smith said that Humu-
ula Sheep Ranch was one of the finest
places on Hawaii, if only accommoda-
lions for travellers were erected.
VISITORS APPRECIATIvE.
The Secretary stated that a number
of visitors have expressed their de-
light in having come to Hawaii. Mr.
Olmsted of Newport r. l., who is stop
ping at the Moana hotel, thinks the eli
mate would be difficult of duplication
anywhere. He is aiding the promotion
work very much by letters written to
his friends in the east.
HOLIDAY ADVERTISING.
In report on holiday advertising OF /
the islands on the Pacific Coast, Sec
rotary Wood stated that the very best
results had been obtained. Displays
of Hawaiian pineapples had been made
in San Francisco and Los Angeles and
much attention. Growing
are to be sent to all the
coast nOlGlS anu Idill Odu OlliCco III
play.
BISHOP HAMILTON.
Bishop Hamilton of the Methodist
church is writing descriptive articles
IN Hawaii for eastern publications.
They are to be illustrated. Bishop
Hamilton is intensely interested in the
stands and wishes to see them adver-
Used to the best advantage.
KAPIOLANI GOLF LINKS.
The matter of establishing a public
golf links at Kapiolani Park, originally
aiken up by the Promotion Committee, !
md favorably commented on by Park
Young, is now in the
hands of the Park Commissioners, Mr..
Toung stated there was considerable i
space at the park available for a links {
PACIFIC TENNIS OFFER. t
1t was reported to the committee that +
he Pacific Tennis Club had taken up e
he matter of opening it's courts daily l
o p. to tourists, and would prob t
bly, act favorably thereon. Cards for
he use of the courts by tourists are to /
e obtained from Secretary Wood. This
a very generous offer and the Pro-
notion Committee was pleased to know
hat the organization was thus CO.
perating in the effort to afford i
trangers varied forms of entertain 7
lent. /
PUNCHBOWL TRAIL. 2
Mr. Waldron was appointed COM +
littee of one to confer with Cover o
or Carter and Superintendent HolIo-
-ay on the proposed trail up the slopes
Punchbowl from near the head of {
[ackfeid street. This matter was de- p
ided on at the last meeting of the Ho- a
Olulu Improvement Committee and S
yesterday to the Promotion t
ommittee. The latter organization b
Dnsidered the project a good one. Mr.,
idwell stated that Government Sur d
eyor Wall had promised to lay out c
lie trail for the committee, if desired, p
ee of charge. Mr. Kidwen thought q
lat prison labor could be obtained to st
lild the trail. The Improvement Com st
ittee's letter on this subject was as W
lloWS: al
PUNCHBOWL TRAIL.