Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-19
GOULD SHIP OUR
FRUIT TO ENGLAND
Chicago Merchant Says
He Would Guarantee
To Do It

following interesting report, which
he will submit to the Promotion Com
mittee at its meeting this afturnG NJ:
In Leslie's Weekly for September
5th, Mrs. X. c. Miller, that progress
sive Magazines special correspond.
ent, who spent some time in Ha.
wall with her camera few weeks
since, has, besides an article on lab.
or conditions in the Islands, pan
cramic view of Waikiki beach. Mrs,
Miller writes that all of her photo
graphs turned out well and that her
article on the Volcano will appear In
he issue of Leslie's for September
eth. This will be followed by mum.
Der of other interesting sketches, all
well illustrated, which should prove
good advertising for MS.
The photographs we sent Of our
rife. team to the different leading
papers in Ohio were quite generally
reproduced.
BY every mail we continue to re.
celve papers and clippings referring
10 the visit of Secretary Straus. Up.
wards of one thousand copies of out
local papers giving a full account OF
that notable meeting were sent out
covering every State in the Union and
practically reaching every city and
village.
A letter from Mr.. s. Silvcrstone
agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at Hongkong, received by
the last steamer, acknowledging To-
ccipt of our folders, states that they
are being carefully distributed and
can now be found In all of the leadin-
hotels of Hongkong and that dis
tribution has also been made through
cut India and the Straits Settlement
Honorable VIM. A. Prickett, Amer
lean Consul General at Auckland, N
a., writes under date of August 26th
acknowledging receipt of our pam
phlets, which he states II la give
him pleasure to place on file in his
Office.
A letter from the Honorable Secre,
tary of the Advancement of Canter.
bury Association of Christchurch, n
-, states that he has heard much of
the successful work OF the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, requests copies
of our printed matter and also asks
that we favor him with suggestions az
to the best methods for conducting his
bureau.
A letter from the Secretary to the
Premier for New South Wales &C.
knowledges receipt of photographs
showing Captain Cooks Monument al
kealakekua Bay and its immediate
surroundings. The Secretary states
that the photos will be mounted
framed and exposed for public infor,
nation in the Trustees Cottage al
Cooks Landing-place at Botany Bay
Mr., w. o. Aiken of Makawao write
that the shelter mt the top of Halea.
kala is now under way and will be I'm.
isbed before the stormy weather sets
IN, This is going to prove u very
great convenience to travellers.
Mr.. Aiken also states that there is
some talk of having rest house put
M in Keanae Valley. which. with the
shelter on Haleakala completed, the
clstern full of water and stable fol
horses, will make the Haleakala-K
uDo Gap trip a comparatively easy one
and for those in hurry II will ther
be possible to make this outing In the
Time allotted by round trip OF thl
steamer Claudine.
The following letter from our Chi.
cdgo correspondent is OF decided In
terest:
Chicago, September 3, 1907.
II. p, Wood, Esq.
Honolulu, Hawaii.
My Dear Sir:-No doubt you hav,
heard from Mr. Higgins.
II gives me pleasure TO report thai
The carload OF fruit has arrived II
splendid condition, and Mr.. Murdoch
one of the practical members of my
committee, says that the fruit is Il
such excellent condition that he woulC
guarantee to land 1t safely in Liver
pool.
You will note from the clippins Mr.
Higgins will send you that much pub
;iCity has been given through the ef
forts of my committee, in the Chicago
dailies Also please see the Bulletin
Of August 3lst
The fruit was inspected by our com
mittee today, and part OF it will b.
Distributed tomorrow at thp Wayg am