Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-21
CASTLE \ COOKE
NATS0N'S AGENTS

:. e. d. Tenney, manager of 4
:. Castle & Cooke, received notice =
= by this mornings mail that the =
!, steamer Hilonian Of the Mat :
= son Navigation line, which =
). leaves San Francisco on June X
:. 20, will be consigned to Castle =
:. & Cooke as agents.
:. Mr.. Tenney stated that this =
\ does not indicate any special =
= transportation departure on the =
:. part of Castle & Cooke. Capt :
!. Matson asked the firm to act as =
:. agents and the firm consented. =
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has in view to further illustrate the
islands. is to show series Of consec-
utiye pictures of trips to l1aleakala,
Kilauea and other points OF interest
about the Islands. To make the thlhs
real a special party could be maze up
showing (say the steamer Clauulne)
people embarking at Honolulu, landing
at Kahului and then a series of incl
dental scenes as getting mules ana
horses in readiness for the trip, DIS Oh
scenery en- route, etc, showing the
same people throughout, the party 10
include women and children in OrHei
to show that the tiip is not hazarG-
GUS or difficult one.
/ A letter from the Secretary OF the
National Educational Association says
that arrangements have been complet-
ed for a couple of lectures on Hawai-
TO be given at Los Angeles during the
time of the Convention which viii be
advertised as a part of the weeks en-
tertainment.
: REGARDING the excursion from South
fern California the last information Is
! TO the effect that the Oceanic Steam
ship Company now asks Thirty-liVe
Thousand ($35, 100000 dollars for
thirty day trip by the Sierra from san
Francisco to San Pedro or San Diego,
thence to Hilo, Hilo to Honolulu, back
ito Southern California, then to san
Francisco. The price asked at first was
ITWenty-six Thousand 100000 dol
lars, which was quickly advanced TO
thirty thousand ($30000.00) dollars.
This figure was agreed to by the par
ties interested but before an agreement
had been signed the charter was again
advanced, this time to thirty-iive
thousand dollars, which | am afraid
it is going to be difficult to secure and
as it is now reported that the Alameda
will be taken off the local run in July
for necessary repairs, she will probably
be replaced by the Sierra and until the
Alameda is again ready for sea there
is little or no likelihood OF the eHcur-
sion being pulled off.
( Our agent at Los Angeles, Mr. Chllds,
says that it would be a comparatively
easy matter to fill the boat, the interest
in the trip is so general.
{ The chairman of the San Diego
Chamber of Commerce Excursion COM
mittee writes me that at least iifty
people would go on the excursion from
San Diego and Coronado.
+ AS direct result of this special eff
fort, we have. at any rate, received =
! great deal of valuable advertising
Throughout Southern California which
lis bound to bring results.
| A letter from Mr.. |. A. Nadeau, Di-
rector General of the AlaskaYukon-
Exposition, indicates that December is
the month selected for the excursion
from Seattle.
I The members Of the leading clubs OF
Seattle are apparently taking considef-
able interest III Hawaii, letters from
the secretaries Of three, to hand by
list mail, convey their thanks for
pamphlets and papers received and ask
10 he continued on our mailing list
The special sets OF twenty of the
most attractive colored fish plates, APP
pearing in volume % Of the annual
bulletin of the United States Fish Com
Imissionar's report for 1903, have at
last been shipped from New York and
the public will soon have an opportun-
ity to secure these beautiful pictures a,
small cost from the Honolulu Rapid
Transit and Land Company for whom
they were ordered through the commit
tee.
The last time folder Of the San Ped
'rn, Los Angeles ANA salt Lake Rail-
way. gives a half page 10 Hawaii, tho
favor being granted In response Jo our
request,
Tho enlarged photographs we have
'sent TO the mainland are attracting
lunch attention, requests for additional
copies being received from dilfrunr
railway ana steamship c0mnluiu8
Respectfully uhmiucd
lt T., NuuD