The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-22

title of an attractive brochure which il
being distributed in Honolulu at tn,
hotels and elsewhere, and which re
fers to the islands as Hawaii, the Sun
Land. The cover indicates that tn,
tour includes Hawaii, Japan, Manila
Hongkong, Shanghai, Canton and Ma
Gao. The tour is to start from Sar
Francisco on March 5, under the di.
rection of Leon Collver, and will END
at the coast on June Is. The Doric
will bring the tourists here. and the
party will remain in Honolulu from
March IL to March 20. Mr.. Colver
aptly describes the Islands thus:
Hawaii, the Sun-Land. As hard tc
imagine heaven without happiness as
Hawaii without the charm of eternal
summer. Palms and flowers! Picture
both, and there is no uncertainty about
Hawaii. Saint and sinner alike may
hear the welcome-"Alohaw Glove
to YOU'D from the throat of flower
decked native, and enter the country OF
poi and pleasure, careless ease and CO.
coanuts and drink the balmy ocean
breezes in.
GODS COUNTRY OF HEALTH.
The mean of Honolulu temperature
for 1902 was 1887 degrees, maximum
90 degrees, minimum SO degrees. AT
this temperature human life thrives the
best The natives tell the tale. Straight
limbed and strong; ideal physical speci-
MEMS
A TRIP TO HAWAII.
Have you ever heard on shipboard the
cry, Land" and away on the horizon
seen hat thin line OF promise? Imagine
the promise of Hawaii the wonder
world, where natures abundant beauty
lives in flower. leaf and graceful tree.
A riot of color ranges far beyond the
palette's limitations with such subtlety
the most appreciative study is defed.
And through all, IRON translucent pur-
pie mountain shadows to the dreamy
charm of noon-tide, surf-line and spark
ling wave-crest, a fascination and
strange suggestion of quiet luxury. For
the artist color is triumphant, for the
musician natures softest tones, and for
the poet the suggestion of all-surround-
ing sea and mighty mountain fires. But
for ordinary travellers, such as you and
|, there is a people peculiar in custom
and life. country of rest, yet full, of
interest in rich commerce as we'll as in
natural wonders.
Honolulu, the commercial with a
we'll defined ebb and flow of wealth from
four continents over great ocean high
ways. From her own riches she ex-
ports vast store of sugar, coffee, ba
nanas, cocoanuts and rice. Electric
lighted, with ocean cable, telegraph and
telephone, steam and electric railroads,
the most modern and beautiful of hotels
Honolulu is thoroughly abreast with
One would little think that near by
was tame volcano with the largest
active crater in the world. kilauea is
easy of access for the tourist. Good
hotels, good roads and guides make
easy the way for a peep into the ever
asting fire of real volcano.
Even women and children may make
he trip. There has never been fatal
accident
Some of the older craters are much |
anger than Kilauea. Hawaii boasts of
he largest extinct as well as the largest |
active crater in the world. And here |
also is the highest mountain in all the |
Pacific, Mauna kea, 1900 feet above |
he sea- Like most of the mountains in |
Hawaii, this may be easily assembled OH
horseback by those who like exercise.
Some people are attracted by the
,cmitropical vegetation of this fortunate
sland the cocoanuts and bananas, tree |
erns, and many palm trees.
For those who like sport there is
shooting and fishing, and the ordinary
a