The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-08-27

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/ Der AZ large b. assured.
Secretary Wood submitted the fol
lowing report:
secretary's Report.
Honolulu, Aug 90, 1909.
Chairman and Members Of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
Gentlemen: We have just conclud.
ed mailing copies Of our folders to all
of the parties throughout the Old
| World to whom we purpose sending
| copies of the 1910 Floral Parade
Poster. a letter from Mr.. Harry Mist,
dated August 2, acknowledges receipt
of package of signed letters and ad-
dressed envelopes which we forwarded
to him to be sent out with the mail
! ing tubes containing posters, when he
is fully ready. which he expects to be
by the end of this month.
! Mr.. Mist writes, al am doing all
the drawing on the photographic stones
at the publishing house myself and
there are six stones to make. 1t takes
me from one to two days to finish
"A stone. AS soon as a proof has been
made of the poster, will begin at once
on the post cards and stickers.''
We are now preparing for mailing
copies of our latest folders to the eight
hundred odd addresses throughout the
| United States and Canada to which
copies of the Floral Parade Poster will
be sent by our agent at San Francisco,
| Mr.. Scott, upon receipt of the same
from Mr. Mist. Special letters in adj
dressed and stamped envelopes were
forwarded to Mr.. Scott by the Man.
churia to be sent out by him when he
mails the posters. / believe we have
arranged for some very effective ad.
vertising along these lines, advertising
that should secure early and good re-.
suits.
Mr.. J. A. McCandless, who has al.
ways taken keen interest in promo
tion work, writes under date of Au.
| gust 10, from Ellensburg, Washington,
that he had visited the Hawaii Build
ing a number of times and said it
gave him pleasure to state that Mr..
Childs, Mr.. Cooper and the young
ladies were doing splendid work for
| Hawai-.
prominent grower of pineapples in
Florida writes that "The pineapple
business in Florida being in danger of
becoming abandoned, / want to know
something of Hawaii as possible
future residence and what the chances
are of continuing pineapple growing
there. asking for all information avail.
able.
From q friend travelling in Switzer.
land, who subscribes herself a member
of the Hawaii Promotion Committee,
we are in receipt of a large number
of addresses of prominent people
throughout Europe who are likely to
come this way and to whom we are
asked to send our printed matter.
am pleased to be able to report
that our folders may now be had at
Brentano's, Fifth avenue and 9th
street, New York, also at their Wash
ington, d. c.. house and their Euro
pean establishments as well.
The following extracts from a let.
ter just received from our agent at
Los Angeles, Mrs. Headlee, are of gen.
eral interest:
"I now have six of the separate ice.
lures arranged as follows:
Monday Hawaii, Old and New"
Tuesday" Honolulu and Oahu by
| Automobile.
Wednesday Hawaii, It's Resources
and Opportunities.
Thursday Volcanoes of Ha.
wall"
Fridav-seTouring fine Hawaiian Is.
lands. -,
Satrrdav-tsTiFo in uo,yoii,,
am vcrv much nlcosed with +bo an.
nreciatior shown ~
am 81 honefrI of roerlts for tbis
season IS work / shall make a snecial
offort with tho nnhlic school teachers
tbis winter and have oIroady osiyed
nIaco an the nrogrom of the Teach.
or!s Institute 70 he beld hare drriro
The HOLIDAYS am nIanning to fli tbs
assomblv hal, every dav II nersisten,
efrort Win do II We have had GOOD
audiences oIi the time Tins far
fnd from tbe local office Of tbc
Pacific Coast g s Comnonv that nego