The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-15
WOOD s REPORT To
TIE PROMOTERS

Chairman and Members of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee.
! Dear Sfrs:-
me Nov. 25th number of the Chi
cago Commerce" that live weekly pu-
/ blished by the Chicago Association
OF Commerce, gives a full page to our
can for a Pan-Pacifc Travel Cong
ress to be held at Honolulu February
ZOth, 1911, commenting most favorabjv
upon the plan.
letter from the Department of
Commerce and Labor Acknowledged
the receipt Of copy of the Call and
states that due publicity will be Civ
en- to the matter in the Daily Con
sular and Trade Reports" issued nv
the Department which has d. world.
wide circulation.
1914 Convention.
Letters continue to come in from
leading railway men throughout The
United States and Canada. assuring
the Committee that the plan for hold
ing the 1914 convention of the Amer
lean Passenger Agents Association at
Honolulu will have their support
Distribution of Posters.
Our Distributing Agent for the Pa
cific Coast, Mr. J. Walter Scott. writes
under date of Dec. 9Th:
l will make the best possible dis
tribution of the posters and half cards
advertising the 1911 Floral Parade.
and will see that the box wagon does
San Francisco thoroughly during no.
liday week, also the first week in Fe-
bruary"
Mr. Scott goes on to say:
In looking back several years when
| first took charge of your folder dis.
tribution, I remember how hard work
it was to get travel started toward
Hawaii, especially as compared with
conditions now. No one can question
the splendid results secured by the
Promotion Committees work"
wv eeeswax and Honey.
To those having Apiaries, the fol-
lowing letter will be or decided inter
est.
II have to thank the Department
of Commerce and Labor, Washington,
D. c., for your address, and take the
liberty to write you in connection with
Hawaiian Beeswax and Honey.
make a speciality of beeswax and
honey, and desire to form good re-
liable connection with responsible
Hawaiian concern, and will thank you
for any information you can give ma
in the matter.
At the present time, am more par
ticularly interesed in Deeswax and be-
lieve can handle a considerable
quantity of IT,
If you will favor me with the ad-
dresses of parties in this line of bus
mess, I certainly will appreciate it.
Thanking you in advance for your
prompt attention and kindness in the
matter hoping soon to hear from you
I remain,
Very truly yours,
| (Signed) d. Steengrafe,
60 Jew Street,
New York, N. Y"
We replied to this letter by the "Si-
ezra giving the desired information.
Poultry Raising.
We are in receipt of the following
letter from Mr.. Seth A. Rice, 707 Al
aska Building. Seattle, Wash, which
We have answered to the best of our
ability
u would be pleased to have inf0r-
lnaion regarding the opportunity for
scientific poultry culture near your #
ty. Il icing ny intention to esablish
a ranch with about 10000 fowls.
Thanking you in advance for your
courtesy"
Floral Parade Advertising.
We are now getting into the Post
Office about 1000 copies daily of the
special mailing card0 all of which we
will have out by the end of the month.
A copy of this card will be sent to
every Railway Station Agent through
out the West, Northwest, and as far
East as Chicago.
Respectfully submitted.
II, p. WOOD,
Secretary.