The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-03
INN. a. GIRsON.
Acting Executive Secretary

AtllHE LAttullAG DttitldiN
AS you have noted in the local pa
pers, Mr.. BONNIE has finally compet-
ed his work in the East and is now on
his way to Honolulu, being due to ar
rive here by the Siberia the 10th inst.
BY the last steamer from the Orient,
we received letters from the officials in
charge Of the American Consulates at
Newchwang, China; Singapore, Straits
Settlements; Bombay, India, acknowl-
edging receipt Of our different folders
and stating that they had been placed
on file where they could be seen and
consulted by those visiting the con-
sulates.
Mr.. c. r. Miller writes that her IL
Illustrated article on The Importance
of Quarantine in Hawaii In Reference
to the Mainland" will appear in Les
lies Weekly for September 2Gth.
While Secretary Straus was yet in
Hawaii, we wrote to the Editor Of the
National Geographic Magazine, sug-
costing that upon his return, they en-
deayor 20 secure a special article from
the Secretary of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, on the position
ct Hawaii With reference to the great
degelopmcn- row going on in the Pa
cihc. With our letter, we forwarded
a copy Of the map of "The Cross Roads
OF the Pacific" expressing the hope
that this map might be reproduced as
an insert to go with Secretary straus
article.
The following letter in regard to the
matter was received by the Korea
yesterday:
Washington, Sept. 10, 1907.
"Mr H. P. Wood, Secretary, Hawai-
Promotion Committee, Honolulu
Hawaii.
Dear Sir:-I thank you for you
recent favor and admirable sugges
tions regarding an article on Hawai-
from Secretary Straus for which
hope to arrange. Yours very truly,
GILBERT H. GROSVENOR,
editor"
1 AkG6dl uln6 inc PAL ~ VI LA W eNAAetl
Young Ladies', now touring the Coast
acting under your instructions, l too
up the matter of their reception an
entertainment with different organiza
tons The following communicate
from the chairman of the Californi
Promotion Committee indicates ho'
our letters were received:
"San Francisco, Sept. Is, 1906
mr.. H. P. Wood, Secretary, The Hs
waiian Promotion Committee, HI
nolulu, Hawaii.
my Dear Mr.. Wood:-Following n
ceipt of your letter of the twenty-thir
: of August, steps were taken by tn
committee to make some arrang
ments for the entertainment Of II
! young. ladies therein referred to,
have had a representative Of the Con
mittee call on Mrs. Weatherred al
have got the itinerary of the tn
through California. l am taking stel
, to advise all organizations along Il
I line of their coming and have no dou
( that they win be received and welcor
, ed wherever they visit. At the reque
' of the Committee, the ladies Of Il
q California Club escorted the party
a trip to Mr.. Tamalpais They we
A entertained at lunch at the Taver
a They also took a ride around the pa
and the city in automobiles and call
q at the headquarters Of The Califorr
Promotion Committee. Saturday
o ternoon they left for Sacramento
visit the State Fair there and fro
;. there they will go to Los Angeles.
am glad to have been able to aid
the success Of the trip by cooperate
=, and arranging for some entertainm'
- while they were with us in San Fri
CISCO
- Trusting that all the arrangeme
81 that have been made will be satisf
tory and thanking you for calling
my assistance, am
Cordially yours,
ir (sgd) rufus p. JENNINGS,
. Chairman