The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-10-28
On Eve of Sailing for Mainland
. He Outlines Promotion Com
mittee's Publicity Plans

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OF promotion literature in their pockets,
to carry along with them. Every ISL
ander knows that on trains he is ques.
toned by the mainlanders about the
Islands. With this packet of literature
in his pocket he is armed and can hand
out the pamphlets along with his word.
plymouth information. If every Island
er takes four leaflets along with him
and hands them out to as many people,
it will be sowing good seed and the re-.
turns no doubt Will be appreciated in
the Islands.
'The Instructions given me by Secre-
tary II. +. Wood, on behalf of the Ha-
waii Promotion Committee, are explicit
and manifold. The San Francisco Of
fee will not be established merely for
giving the glad hand to prospective
tourists to Hawaii, but it will be n
business Office for the business of the
Islands. The Office will be kept open
daily during the business hours. l am
to arrange to meet at the wharf all
steamships arriving from Hawaii and
offer my services aud the courtesies of
the Office to all residents of Hawaii who
may be on board.
For FLANDERS Abroad.
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offer to receive and forward mail.
"Carrying out a plan of the commit.
tee formulated some time ago, / will
visit all steamers about to depart for
Honolulu and have placed with each
passenger. not n resident. an envelope
containing a man and guide of Homo.
lulu. an auto trip card and an address
post card. This will give through pas.
sengers the information they want con.
corning their dav in Honolulu.
"For the present. owing to the ne.
eessity of establishing the bureau prop.
erly for the efficient handling of the
new business, / am directed to confne
NV efforts to the building up of the
San Francisco Office and the advertising
of Hawaii throughout the Bay region.
Later. it is the purpose of the commit.
tee to have me visit Coast cities.
"In order that islanders who may
need the services of the bureau, after
office hours. nav locate me, | will ar.
range to be called at night. Mrs. Tay-
lor and. will make our home at the
Hotel Bellevue, which is only three
blocks from the office. and where n
large number of islanders are already
domiciled for the winter"
Must wait for Returns
"Of course / do not expect TO send
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