The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24

l endeavor to arrange to visit your coun
try next year
A letter from the manager of e
Tovar." the Santa Fe's new hotel a
the edge of the Grand Canyon of tn,
Colorado, says:
Il shall be very glad indeed to place
| the papers you are good enough to sent
| US, where our patrons will see them.
THE magaz zine called Paradise of the
| Pacific arrived yesterday. 1t is in
| deed a very artistic as we'll as meaty
| magazine, full of good reading matter
| Any printed matter that your Promo
ton Committee may have on hand, and
that you may like to send us, will be
/ placed where think it will do the
| most good
BY the Alameda we forwarded a
supply of pamphlets to the FL Tovar
the opportunity an excellent one for
advertising the attractions of Hawaii.
The San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake Railway write that they have
fully decided to issue an up-to-date
wall map, in which they will include a
map of the islands as per our recent
request
Through the courtesy of Manager
Ross, we are in receipt of a list of
some twelve hundred C1200) names of
prominent people living outside of Cali
fornia who have patroniZed the famous
Hotel Del Coronado the past season.
To each of these We will send our
postal folder, together with reprint
of Mr.. Ashley's tribute to the climate
of Hawaii, as published in the July
27 issue of the Pittsburg (Pa.) Chron-
Telegraph, extending to each a
briefly worded invitation to visit the
islands.
A letter from the proprietor of the
Dominion Hotel, Victoria, B. c., &C
knowledges the regular receipt of the |
Weekly Bulletin, for which he has
made place in his reading room |
This gentleman says he intends visit
ing our islands the coming winter and |
hopes TO be on hand for the February
% festivities.
We are in receipt of a letter from
the chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the National Irrigation As
stating that it will give him
pleasure to bring to the attention OF
the annual meeting at Boise the prog
.ess that Hawaii is making in the field
If irrigation
BY the last mail Miss Whitlock
NT1lCS That size Has just 4O1oAAiSo AAoAAi
trip to Coronado and San Diego,
where she had visited the principal
hotels, leaving our folders and talking
Hawaii TO the guests Miss Whitlock
s now in the central part of California
m the same mission. Through our
gents efforts and the assistance of the
los Angeles Chamber of Commerce the :
hances for a large general excursion |
rom Los Angeles this winter seems I
0 be improving.
Our work in this section is going to :
e greatly helped by the visit of the |:
ditors, whose papers, upon their re-
urn, will TEEN with news from Hal !
yaii.
Southern California's population is
lrgely made up of retired Middlewest =
armers, merchants and bankers. These =
eople are in California seeking pleas )
mt home conditions and have been
attracted to the southern E
art of the State by the al1uring and =
advertising carried on by :
he overland railroads. chambers of :
boards of trade, real estate .:
gencies, etc. We have SO much more :
offer in Hawaii in the way of eli Il
attic and scenic attractions, and all z
tat goes to make UP delightful home ::
that the tinne would seem y
be opportune for our dealers in .
alty to open up a campaign of ad- =
throughout Southern Cali q
rnia. =
Los Angeles is the Pacific coast .
caring house for a large class of tour =
is and the Hawaii Promotion Com =
ittee could undoubtedly spend its en- :.
re income there without half cover - !.
g the field, yet we will not be able q
draw many tourists directly from .
is source until regular steamer COM IA "a
unication is entered into with some @
,uthern California port. Respectfully = =
omitted, H p WOOD, u
Secretary. q
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