Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
INQUIRIES GONE
FROM ALL STATES
Several Excursions Are
Being Planned From
Coast

Secretary Wood has prepared the |
following report which he will sub
nit to the Promotion Committee at
the meeting this afternoon:
Our mail by the s. S. Nippon Maru |
was the heaviest we have received in |
some time, practically every state i'll |
the Union being represented There
| were upwards of sixty letters from
different leading railway and steam
ship passenger agents, some thank
| ing us for data sent, Others asking
for additional pamphlets for distri-
button, several expressing their in
tention of visiting Hawaii at the
earliest possible opportunity and all
signifying their desire to be of SER
vice in advertising the Islands.
Mr.. Dunann, general passenger
agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company, writes, I'VE hope you Will
always remember us when you send
out anything. as It will be cheerfully
received. BE sure and send enough
for our different agencies to the
north. 1t will ever be our pleasure
and theirs to serve you"
The city passenger agent of the
Rock Island Railway at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, writes, 81 beg to acknowi-
edge receipt of your advertising mat
ter, which will get our three daily
papers to mention and will see that
II gets into the hands of number of
people"
The agent of the Rock Island line
at Des Moines, Iowa, writes, I'VE
have some business from this section
to Hawaii and the matter you have
sent will enable us to better describe
your beautiful country to those max
ing inquiry"
The agent of the Southern Pacific
Railway at Portland, Oregon, writes,
Hope to be able to visit Honolulu
soon. We are sending over passen-
gers each steamer from this section
Those who have returned speak in
glowing terms of Honolulu and Its
fine climate"
Mr.. August Wolf of the Chamber
of Commerce of Spokane, Washing
ton, regular correspondent, writes
that it gives him pleasure to con
tinue directing people our way ant
! sends word that Mr.. r. c. Jackson
j the Mule King" of Butte, Montana
accompanied by Mrs. Jackson, ha
concluded to make an extended visi
to Hawaii.
The editor of Motor Talk" pub
lished at Detroit, Michigan, in &C
knowledging the receipt of photo
graphs of the Floral Parade, writes
The pictures are certainly very al
tractive, and coming to our Office
when the snow is whirling itse
against the windows and whistlin
down the alley-ways, II makes us Ell
Wy you of the warmer climate.
hope and trust that sometime in til
near future | may visit Hawaii, II
Beautiful" The photographs ser
will be used in April Motor Talk
The editor of Motor" publisht
in New York, writes, I'VE were vel
|
the interesting photographs of Il
recent Floral Parade. We are plaI
ming to use these photographs in Of
- May issue"
1 Mr.. Charles w. Hornick, gener
| manager of the San Francisco Ca
writes, regarding a special eXcursi'
| to Hawaii, that owing to the eXpet
ed arrival of the Fleet, II will be II
| possible to interest the people I
| the present, but during the SUNNI
| months he believes the plan can
worked out and will then give cal
| full consideration to our suggestiC
| Secretary Virgins of the Los A
| geles Chamber of Commerce writ
| under date of March 2Sth, AT Il
| present moment, Mr.. Raymor
| manager of the celebrated Raymol
Whitcomb Excursions, is figuring
one of our desks on an excursion
Honolulu. How we come out w
"a It, you will be informed later. Q
n of the great troubles has been
n chartering of a suitable steamer
x DR.. c. l.. Cayen of Bisbee, Arizo
IA who was in Hawaii about a "
ago, writes under date OF MAJ
II eth, Having become familiar W
"A your efficient and excellent meth
X of promoting the interests OF Haw
x and being one of a committee of
Bisbee Board of Trade, to prep
n pamphlets and folders on the
sources of our district, | would
~ preciate your sending us sample C
. les OF your literature that the &C