The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-10

scFiDeF VIII be the sending of the plafes
OF whatever views they want enlarged
and paying for this enlargement at the
lowest rate possible.
L have contracted with the most eff
Gent photographer who does this work.
1t Icing necessary to have it we'll done,
IN order to be permanent, otherwise
the photograph itself, and the color.
/ fades from the glass Also, at the sub
scrlber expense, TO send US such data
and literature as they wish distributed,
with all information that is possible
TO gather together. with reference to
opportunities for business, the acduir-
ing of lands-in fact the general devei-
opment of the country referred to.
There will also be a cash subscrip-
ton To the maintenance fund.
There IS another feature / wish to
bring to your notice, that is-our per-
manent maintenance fund is also de-
rived from source of commissions,
whereby we make contracts with firms
such as department stores, machinery
houses and manufacturers of all kinds.
for certain specific commission. where
we send them customers Out of this
commission, we propose to refund a
small part of the commission in order
to keep the public permanently regist-
cred with US, which enables us to reach
them with any subject of specific inter
est, and will endeavor to keep regist-
er, which viii set forth the various
subjects of interest to those using our
bureau for its full benefits.
have also arranged with the tele-
graph and telephone companies for
private wires which will enable us to
procure accurate communication In the
very shortest space of time. This has
been so planned, as not to conflict
with the regularly maintained bust
ness of these companies. You will
readily see the great value in this
feature.
Let me know as early as YOU can,
what your attitude may be toward the
Yours vey truly,
C. B. GARDNER.
P.S.-Where desired, separate space
may be set aside for special localities,
such as yours.
Secretary Wood S weekly report fol-
lows:
Honolulu, April 9th, 1908.
Chairman and Members Of the Hawaii |
Promotion Committee.
Gentlemen: Our mail by the s. 5. |
Nippon Maru was the heaviest we have !
received in some time, practically ev-
Try state in the Union being represent
ID. There were upwards of sixty let
ers from different leading railway and
steamship passenger agents, some
banking US for data sent, others ask
ng for additional pamphlets for dis
several expressing their in
ention of visiting Hawaii at the ear
lest possible opportunity and all sig
lifying their desire to be of service in
.dyertising the Islands.
Mr.. Dunann, general passenger agent
f the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
amy, writes, 1--WE hope you will al
Ways remember us when you send out
nything as it will be cheerfully re-
eived. Be sure and send enough for
ur different agencies to the north. It
7ill ever be our pleasure and theirs to
erve YOU
The city passenger agent of the Rock
sland Railway at Hot Springs, Arkan-
as, writes, Il beg to acknowledge re-
eipt of your advertising matter which
will get our three daily papers to
1ention and will see that it gets into
he hands of a number of people,
The agent of the Rock Island Line
t Des Moines, Iowa, writes, I'VE have
ONE business from this section to Ha-
'aii and the matter you have sent will
nabIe us to better describe your beau
full country to those naking inquiry"
The agent of the Southern Pacific
Hallway at Portland, Oregon, writes,
Hope to be able to visit Honolulu
Don. We are sending over passengers
ach steamer from this section. Those
tho have. returned, speak in glowing
erms of Honolulu and it's fine climate"
Mr.. August Wolf of the Chamber of
commerce of Spokane, Washington, a
ocular correspondent, writes that it
ives him pleasure to continue direct
~ people our way and sends word
nat Mr.. T. C. Jackson, the Mule
ing of Butte, Montana, accompanied
Y Mrs Jackson, has concluded to make
n extended visit to Hawaii. II
The editor of Motor Talk publish
4 at Detroit, Michigan, in acknowl-
lying the receipt Of photographs of the
'loral Parade, writes, 1.-THE pictures
re certainly very attractive and COM
lg to our offices when the snow is
hiring itself against the windows and
histling down the alleyways, it makes
s envy you of the warmer cline.
ope and trust that sometime in the
ear future I may visit Hawaii, the
eautifuI' The photographs sent will
2 used in April Motor Talk
The editor of Motor" published in
ew York, writes. 1--WE were very glad Z
get yours of March 7th and the /
teresting photographs Of the recent
loral Parade. We are planning TO use E
ese photographs in our May issue"
Mr.. Charles w. Hornick, general
anager of the san Francisco Call,
rites, regarding a special excursion
Hawaii, that owing to the expected =
rival Of the fleet, it will be impossible :
interest the people for the present
1t during the summer months he be
ives the plan can be worked out and :
i'll then give careful consideration to :,
IT suggestion. /,
Secretary Virgins of the Los Angeles
lamber of Commerce writes, under
tie Of March 28th, AT this present
oment, Mr.. Raymond. manager Of the