The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-15
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Rockford. Illinois. shriner, who eng.
gested a Shriner eonclave here w 1912
or when the Panama canal Was opened.
Mr. Cooper Was authorized by tie com
mittee 10 recommend 20 Aloha Temple
that such a conclaye might be worthy
Of their attention, and the promotion
committee would also do what IL could
TO create interest in such a plan.
Fleet for Floral Parade.
II was also suggested on behalf Of
Mr. Trent that il the Pacific feet could
be here on Washington Is Birthday il
would be an additional attraction 10 the
/ floral parade held on that day. The
! fleet + schedule calls for her arrival
| here on February ] aud 10 leave for
San Francisco ten days later The sec.
! Rotary was instructed 10 recommend 10
] the chamber Of commerce that the pres.
cnce of the feet here on that day would
/ be important. aud the chamber Of com
nerce will be asked 10 take whatever
steps may be necessary 10 ask that the
feet Is itinerary be changed TO meet the
recommendation.
Mist's Pineapple Poster
a handsome poster design from Harry
Mist, formerly Of Honolulu, now Of
Bremen, was shown. This ~ intended
for Pineapple Day, August %, 1910.
! The design Is taken from the statue Of
Kamchamcba, in the extended hand Of
which IL shown q 6ne.lookinR pineapple.
The whole idea WAS regarded M excel.
lent.
Floral Parade Plans.
Considerable discussion was given
over 10 the floral parade plans. 80 far
no one has been elected AZ director, but
several names have been suggested and
these persons will be gecB. The cam.
mittcc plans more ambitious parade
| than has heretofore been held.
II IL quite likely that the committee
viii not attempt 10 hold anything more
than the floral parade, doing away with
the idea Of street carnival. N Is uB.
dcrBtOOd that the Elkg are talking up n
carnival, and If ono Is held IL viii be
entirely under their own auspices.
secretary's Weekly Letter.
Honolulu, October u, 1909.
Chairman md Members of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
| btUlifUcUs by lHlB llIne our lDIu
Floral Parade Is being very extensively
advertised throughout Europe, and the
striking posters have probably by now
reached our representative in San Fran.
cisco, from which point they will be
distributed throughout the United
States. A letter from Harry Mist, tho
designer Of the poster, received by the
Mongolia mail this week, brings tbii
information.
Our last mail has been extremely sat
isfnctOry in showing the interest which
has been aroused throughout the wOTlC
by our efforts An editorial recently
published In the Louisville (Ky) Cou
ricr.Journal on promotion work, citeC
as one Of the most conspicuous ex
. amplcs Of efficient organization in tbi
. line the Hawaii Promotion Committee
. This important pmpcr knows Of us only
through our work, and such mention Il
extremely encouraging.
> The enforced suspension Of our new
sheet which we formerly sent TO news
papers Nil over the world, Inns beer
noted in many instances, and inquirer
made hg 10 the reason. Percy y. Allen
Of the Auckland NEW XcalaDd) Herald
writes by the last Mariana mail:
; "Arc you still publishing the new
; shcctsY The last one ] got came abou
, three months ago. ] would be glad II
: you would kindly continue sending
> these, ~ ] personally take great In
; tcrcst IN Hawaii and all the IsIandl
> and ! reproduce many Of the articles
in our paper, ms from the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee, and will go on do
> ing 80 II you will be good enough u
: put me on your list again"
, The usual number of letters from
prospective tourists are being received
, 10 al such prospective visitors / nm
. urging them TO mako their steamship
reservations ag early as possible, b
avoid possible disappointment on nc
count Of the heavy travel lfhWaiiwn
, A letter lust received from Mrs
| Frances King IIeadlec, our representa-
i, tive In Los Angeles indicates that GOO
; work is being done there, She state
j, that she constantly meets persons r.
i turning from the Alaska Yukon Pacia
}, Exposition, mt Seattle, and they mi
!, formly appear 70 have been mos
!, strongly impressed with Gnwnii's eS
hibt, She further faysi certaiDl
!, note nm hnnsn0l Interest In Hawaii an
,, feel confident that " Steamer nccou
!, modatious he available, n worry heny
J. se0s0n will be noted, I nm woriin
now on my different lectures, perfect
q ing them M ! can for the purp0T
"a Of having them manifOlded ns NJ
y Wood wished, 10 be sent thrOughou
y the Enst 10 lecturers md public speal
J. eTs who would be able to use them,
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