The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
RESIGNS
Won DAMN NAMED

| SON NV lEAiluu los
Tho Matson Navigation Company OF
| san Francisco writes. 1--WE thank vot
for the addresses which You have given
us from railroad and steamship agen
cies, relative 20 inquiry regarding ia
vail We have placed these names ON
/ our mailing list for our sailing SEIZED
ules and other publications
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
| pany's agent az San Francisco SAYS;
~ beg 10 acknowledge receipt OF
your letter of the 4th inst, enclosing
copies of letters recently received by
YOU from different excursion bureaus
throughout the United States relative
TO the Hawaiian Islands ] note that
YOU are following up a special campaign
with railway and steamship agencies,
calling their attention to the largely
increased travel to the Islands and
urging them to get in and capture their
share. l also note that you have sue.
ceeded in awakening quite an interest
and must certainly congratulate you on
the results of your work
81 share with you in your belief
that the travel will be heavy this win.
ter, and hope that it viii fully come
up to our expectations.
Pan-Paottc Travel Congress.
The call issued by the committee for
a Pan-Pacific Travel Congress, to be
held at Honolulu February 20, 1911, is
meeting with general favor.
The Los Angeles Times of November
10 devoted half a column to the matter,
having been furnished the information
by T. @. Peck, general passenger Ggent
of the San Pedro, Los Angeles ard Salt
Lake Railway, who is quite enthusiastic
over the plan.
The following letters referring to the
call are of interest:
From the Peck-Judah company of San
Francisco;
tFWe have read with interest your
circular letter of the 4th inst. regard
ing the Pan-Pacife Travel Congress,
which is proposed shall meet in your
city next February.
"You are certainly making move
| in the right direction, and we will be
very much interested in watching the
development of your IDEAS, and trust
that the future will bring about the
realization of all of your plans.
GIVE intend to have our advertising
manager, Mr.. Hodge, in Honolulu dur.
ing the time of the proposed congress
and he will be in a position to learn
| lust what is decided upon in the fur
therance of the movement and to look
after cur interests should the chance
offer.
E'It might interest you to know that
the H. w. Cunning & Co., operating il
the name of the Pacific Travel Bureau
on this Coast, have Office locations will
us in this city and also n Los Angeles
These people are particularly working
| for business in your direction, and VIZ
think that their being with us help
all concerned. -
Hugo Victor. T. P. A., of the SAINTS
Fe at Portland, says:
''In answer to your circular lette
of November 4, l beg to cay that i
in extremely unlikely that l shall b
able to pay you a visit this winter
much as | should like to. You bav,
the right idea, however, and your meet
ing can not fail to benefit oil VINO at
tend it. If you secure the 7 p A
meeting in 1914, l shall promise my at
tendance if at all possible
Il. T.. Pam, &. A., of the Canadian
Pacific Railway at Seattle, writes:
1'Your circular letter of the 4th inst
/
l have today referred same to Nh. j.
Irons, general agent, Canadjsn-Auetia
liam line, Vancouv Fl, British Columbia
requesting him to do everything posi-
BILE to meet your wishes in the matte
of publicity for your proposed Irave
Congress.
Jas J. Byrne, G. P A, OF tie SAINT
Fe at Los Angeles, says;
H..1. Al. Al L.,
you have undertaken, but regret the
/ will not be able to attend the meet
ing to be held at Honolulu, Februar
90 as it viii be necessary for me a
that time to attend the meeting of tn
Trans Continental Passenger Associa
tion in Chicago.
/ trust that the meeting which yo
have called at Honolulu, February q
will have large attendance, and wi
be pleased to learn the result of same.
Kali Will Help.
II. G. Kali, A. G. +. & p. A., Soutl
ern Pacific Railway at Kansas Cit.
, says:
> ''Glad to receive yours of the At
with respect to the work of the HI
, wall promotion committee, and new
paper calling attention to the Pa
Pacific Travel Congress.
D sit is my purpose as well as thos
q reporting to me TO do everything pc
! sible toward increasing our passeng,
|. business to the Islands-as there is L
/. question that the people of the Uni
ed States should be influenced to I'll
!, Pacific Coast as well as TO the Island
"Your communication is most int
3 esting, and should be resultant
r good. -
i Puget Sound Excursions.
!. Regarding excursions, Roche al
! Thompson, managers of the Aloha Il
- cusion from Portland, write und
date of November -:
at is our pleasure to state that !
quiries for space ON our excursion a
much more than we anticipated,
IL fact If one-third go who talk of goil
n and win 90 If they can arrange the
"a business affairs, we could fill thr
4. ships. Mrs. Headlee, your clever lit
" lecturer, is doing remarkable work al
n helps us much in our exploitation
4 the 4" Aloha excursion. We presuI
she has sent you some OF our adv'
tisements which will show to you /
..t.Uet,.a communion xva hava iuf