The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-10-11
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I In addition to the assistance offered
by Thos. Cook & Sons, in distributing
our folders at Yokohama, the agent of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
at that port, Mr.. b C. Howard, writes
under date of September 25th: I'VE
will gladly see to 1t that the racks on
board our steamers plying out of Yo-
kohama are kept supplied with the
folder Hawaii"
Each mail brings in its contribution
of photographs of some port on the
Pacific The last to arrive were from
| Tacoma
Mr. E. J. Coyle. agent OF the Cana
dian-Pacific railway, writes that he
will shortly send us some special pho
| tographs of the waterfronts of Van
couver and Victoria so it should not be
] long before our album OF the leading
ports of the Pacific is quite complete
A letter from Mr.. Bonine, dated Sep
TENDER "a, states that an engagement
at st. Louis will prevent his leaving
for Hawaii as soon as expected. He
has. however, dispatched a second lot
of Photographic supplies and hopes to
reach Honolulu shortly after the ar
rival of his two shipments of freight
the end of November or early in De-
cember
A letter from the Hon. John Fowler.
Consul General for the United States
at Chefoo, China, acknowledges the re-
ceipt of our folders and asks for an
additional supply. Mr.. Fowler also
suggests that we place our advertising
matter on file at each American Mis-
So rLA
which I shall proceed to do as quickly
as correct lists of the stations can be
secured.
The following letter from the secre-
tary of the Chamber Of Commerce at
Elmira, New York, is a direc; result
of our effort to get in closer touch
with organizations similar to ours
throughout the United States and Can
ada:
"Elmira, New York. Sept. 20. 1907
Mr.. H. P. Wood, Secretary, Hawaii
Promotion Committee, Honolulu,
Hawaii
MY Dear Mr.. Wood: Your kind
letter of the 18th was received and
was very glad TO hear from you.
Il shall be very glad to receive the
copies OF the Honolulu papers, which
are on the way, and know they will
interest me very much.
Il shall be very glad to establish
reciprocal relations with you and be-
lieve that such action on our part
would be of mutual advantage.
I'VE must have many tourists from
this section travelling the Pacific Ocean
who would be attracted to Honolulu
something OF the sort that 1 might
have on file at this office. We main
tain public Offices in the City Hall
here which are daily visited byAmany
people. If you have any literature or
pictures which you wish displayed you
can forward them to me and 1 will
be glad to represent you here gratis
You viii doubtless have the chance
to say some good word for Elmira in
your Territory and both will benefit.
1 shall regard it as pleasure to keep
in touch with you and can, 1 assure
you, occasionally keep you before the
public through local newspapers. If
= this arrangement meets with your ap-
prevail you can rest assured you will
find a cordial feeling extended to you
from the Elmira Chamber of Com
merce.
4 trust that you or any Of your
friends travelling in this vicinity will
make the Elmira Chamber of Com
merce your headquarters.
With kindest regards. remain,
Yours truly
"(Signer) ROY S. SMITH,
Secretary, Elmira Chamber of Com
merce.
You may use this organization as
your New York representative In any
way that you wish"
Respectfully submitted.
II. P. WOOD,
Secretary,