The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-21
VIVA, II Costs TO see a volcano.

Honolulu Cor. San Francisco Bulletin.
twill be of interest to Californisns and
others DESTROYS of visiting the fa!ed town of
Hilo, and scene witnessed by few during a
fs time, to know something abont prices
here. honolulu h;s but one fir class hotel
where board and lodging may be had for
& 50 per day, or 81 each for
room, breakfast and dinner, 80
cents being charged for lunch.
There are one or two good restaurants.
Board 1T the best may be had for SIS pr
week; single meals, 50 cents. Ia the ladies'
parlor 81 is charged. Though about as
cheap ss twenty-five cent restaurant in San
Francisco, the board is superior to any of the
restaurants there. Rooms for lodging may
be had for So and upward per week But
one steamer, the Like. Like, plies between
Honolulu and Hilo. She is the largest in the
kingdom and affords excellent accommods.
lions TO passengers. Leaving Honolulu
every Tuesday evening, she reaches
Hllo on Thursday mornlDg, after
touching at various por;s on
the islands of Maui and laval. She
remains at HilO eN and then proceeds
around the itlsi ore urrs by the route she
went. Every sliernaLo week che makes the
circuit Of Hawaii. A day or week is thus
given tourists to see the flow, visitthe volca-
noes (there's another one), waterfalls, sugar
cane plantations, ETC., on the island, which is
tho largest of the group The return fare
Is S25.
Expenses of living at Hlo are little more
Than those of Honolulu though accommods-
long are not quite so good. There is no hotel
orreslaursnt. which Is perhaps, not to be
wondered at. However board and lodging
may be had for ST. so to 50
day. A horse to the volcano coss
from SlOto SIS, a guide SIS. That func-
nonary 10 unnecessary unless there arc
|, ladies' who nee d an attendant. The trail Is
good and well defined, being more or less
frsquented. AT the Volcano house, which is
within stones throw of the crater, frst-class
recommendations may DO had for SO per day.
For horse the charge 10 90 cents per day.
A guide for a day through the cra'er costs
VI. The round trip from Honolulu should
not ocst more than $40; and may b. made
Tor lees than $50. Those desiring 10 visit
lns other islands may do so Mt n ttiling cost.
There arc no less than eight lne steamers
plSlng continually. Ono OF the largest,
ne lvalaui, u new fat boat, makes
,,,eree trips a month TO Punaluu, which !, on
me oppoaite side of tho island from Hilo. In
order TO give passengers good opportunity
% sec The volcano, sho lies in Punsluu four
Jays She also touches at two ports en-
mani and thee on Hawaii islauds. Tho
bound t'ip costs $40.
Steamer rates from San Frsnci co to
Honolulu are ST5 or $l36 Cor return tickets.
sailing rates ara S35 10 $i5. or 500 10 $50
iOr return tickets The steamer reaches hero
y seven DAYS, but leaves San Francsc' only
lnce Ia four weeks, while sailing pr kc,s
we every two or three daye, and r'scn here
%en 10 s've.teen da,s witch 70 M "rjoy-
so'en an excursion. the weather b-iig VI
we .. Th =. coming b, steamer uld
se'urn II sw i'ng three sreka her,; 'h"Ar
y, sNli ss.l,, sitter iva w-@s,, ~ ~h.r
NV ca"r q. 4 tney tcltc, .,- The Srrn X
"" lilo. wh'rh numbrn s'gt, q . fat 'v~