The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-12
HAWAII FAME
IS INCREASING
CONTINUED From Page one.)

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Surf. Swimming and Open.Sea Life. |
Saving Association of New South |
Wales, is here for several weeks
visit for his health, bringing with him |
number of letters from our CORE |
spondents in sydney and other points.
have furnished INN with a letter OF |
introduction to the ofhcers or the Ho-
noIulu Outrlgger Clup, ana ne expects
TO get much enjoyment ana sport from
our surnhg aI maiAlhi' :.
nui'lpe, VI persons III Aus'raiia
ana ne" Aeaianu, 10 mnoih we nau
sent literature write ny tnis man, sta..
lE2 'helr ihUentioh u Ni'',ns ~" a
carry IN Vne new yeai' One youns
man, Win @lVvo ~ inNes., PiVpooe
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g - 90 r,ol,o the;r bo,,os
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t %,n.s 81 s,oh Iot frnI torrists
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ooi"," :, An aa.sosro,aants So,
spou' o ~ .ia 80, 80
.na il 20" ~ s,r,a fa,nrab,o ,,;aw &c tbe
ss go" "" s ~ pao;Go
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Vauapie bist OF NAMES.
We have begun to get returns from
the circular letter sent out by Mr..
| Wood to county assessors in some half
dozen prosperous States of the Missis-
!. sippi Valley, asking them to furnish US
with the addresses of few of the
1 prominent citizens in their community
who may be in position to travel, and
might be interested in Hawaii By
the last mail we received about thirty
replies, almost all of which contained
list of names. We will probably re-
ceive many more answers to this let
ter, and the list which we are thus en-
abled to prepare should give us val
liable field through which to spread our
printed matter.
Hawaii in the Fore.
"That Hawaii is receiving an un-
usually large amount of attention on
the mainland lust at present is evil
!, deneed from the large quantity of clip
pilngs from newspapers and periodicals
which are furnished by the clipping
bureaus. Moreover, the character of
all this writing shows much better
and truer conception of conditions in
the Territory than was shown from the
same sources within as short. a space
as year ago. Just at present, com
ment is particularly active in the main
land press over the proposed changes
in our land laws, and the efforts of the
Territory to become 'Americanized.'
The magazine articles of Alexander
/ Hume Ford are bringing many IN
quirles, winch, whlie lhdlcating tha0
most OF the lnqulrers nave gained pos
sibly exaggerated ideas OF the oppor
tunities growing on bushes IN HAWAII,
still show that the Islands are being
brought to the attention OF hundreds
of thousands of citizens, who are COM
ing to realize for the first time that
Hawaii is a place of some Importance,
and part of the United States. Forbes
Lindsay, well-known writer has re-
Gently written a number of articles on
Hawaii which have been ssyndicated'
and published in thousands Of newspa.
ners oil over tho country
P''' az Wv
! committee hecosnizea'
very good sign that our place
IN the community IS Incoming very
generally recognized is in the fact that
almost all of the business houses of
the city are turning over to this office
for answer letters which they receive
from prospective visitors or settlers
We get MANY such letters from the
postmaster, and this week we have a
large package of such letters from
Governor Frear, whose prospective trip
TO Washington next week prevents his
answering them in person.
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at s;roaraI,, 49, +hot tIoro o,, ho
l;+tIa f'rtl,ar aaIa' 90, .",S AZ;
; rector Of tbe IoI0 foroI norad . and
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a a.uaUPe aeHiioM leuslus I9'elP1 oI our
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10y Pi H"f:l upon .nelli' ny tnis
till m \ pciieNe 1haI Ihe poster mas peeh
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nave pttu tNpeCllnS inc supply mere