Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-06

ARE EXACTING
Party From Seattle Wants
Rates In Writing to Avoid
MISUNDERSTANDING.

of the Committee held this afternoon:
Honolulu. October 6. 1910.
Chairman and Members, the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
Dear Slrs: by the Lurline this
week We shipped number of cases
containing several thousand copies
of our different folders for distribu-
ton on the Pacific Coast. These will
finally reach every town west of the
Re kies from Nome to San Diego.
by the Mongolia we will send out
several thousand special cards, adj
dressed to those whose business Il
Is to come in contact with the trav-
cling public; following this work,
about the first of November, with our
Floral Parade poster campaign. We
already have scores of friends on the
Pacific Coast talking Hawaii. men
and women who are working for US
with as much enthusiasm as though
they were paid agents. They have
visited the Islands. enjoyed their
stay here, and lose no opportunity in
suggesting the trip to others.
mot a mail passes without letters
being received requesting us to send
our folders to some friend or ac-
quaintance of the writer. Such mes.
sages as the following. from George
X. Brown, secretary Of the Board or
Trade OF Little Rock, Ark, are most
encouraging:
:" 1t may interest you to know that
we are recommending the Gross
Roads of the Pa ific" as winter
resort
Regarding the proposed excur-
sion from Los Angeles. Mr.. Frank
Virgins, secretary of the Los Ange-
les Chamber of Commerce, writes
under date of September 23 as fol
lows.
" Regarding Honolulu excursion,
the committee reported favorably to
the board OF directors to run an ex.
| cursion to Honolulu, as per my pre-
vious correspondence to you on the
subject, but the board refused to &c
cept the steamer Queen, and asked
for n proposition on n more modern
and larger vessel, and up to this
date has received no word from thu
Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
am confident that IL they would al
low us to go ahead we could get NJ
an excursion without any trouble,
but they absolutely refuse to con-
sent to the use of any old boat. II
there is any change in the situation
will wire you Immediately.
al am rushing this on so that
you can have the information as far
as can give II. We are as busy as
bees. and rushed to death. Thank.
for yours of the Sth giving quota,
tons from Hilo.'
Regarding the Seattle excursion
the manager, Mr.. w. w. King, writes
under date of September 22 as To-!
lows:
Mr. Yandell turned over to MI
he papers enclosed with your lette
OF September s in relation to oul
proposed excursion to the Hawaiian
Islands.
1--we want to impress upon 70,
that we can not deyIate from ON
schedule owing In the fact that IN,
prince Rune,t will have To retur,
for the reoulor RIM of the Gran,
'rrunk service not later than Marcl
1. therefore our schedule will he n
follows. Leave Seattle . N m. Feb
mary .. leaye Yictorio the sam
date at II II. m. arriving at m,
on the morning of the nth. TAX
i train and stara tn the crater and 70
main in that vicinity until afteruooI
OF February ~ One STAY In HI.
will he PROLONGED II Won So adyIsel
leaving Hilo not later than midtiigh
February ~, arriving at Honolulu!
on the forenoon of February 10; re
main I'm Honolulu and vicinity unit
February 30. departIng from ther
in the afternoon of that date direc
for Victoria. We would thank yo
to arrange your plans and give ful
publI,ity In the above.