The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-19
COUPON TICKETS
FOR VALLEY ISLE
and Mauiites Are
Combined to Accommodate
the Tourists.

Worth o. Aiken, who is one of the
greatest hustlers in Hawaii and an in
defaticable worker for the island of
Maui. has at last been able to arrange
with the Inter-Island steamship COM
pany for the issuing of coupon excur-
sion tickets for tourists for the Maui
trip. The tickets, which go on sale
today, give tourists the same oppor-
tunity of seeing what Maui has to offer
as do the volcano trip tickets for Ha
wall.
The various trips have been arranged
by cooperation between the steamship
company, the Kahului Club, the Pho
neer Hotel of Waikiki, the Union and
the Maui Auto companies, the Kahului
Railroad Company and the Fuuomalii
Farm.
The island of Maui, know as "The
Valley ISLE is the second island in
size of the Hawaiian group, and is in
many respects the most interesting to
travellers. 1t has an area of 72S square
miles, and on this island is located the
largest extinct crater in the world, that
of Haleakala. This great crater at an
elevation of 10000 feet is scenic at
traction of unusual interest and is Wis
tied by travellers from all over the
world. The ascent requires one night
and uOst of two days. A descent into
the great crater can be made, but it
is hard, wearisOme trip, and requires
considerable preparation in advance. No
provision is made for any visit to the
interior of the crater in the regular
trips scheduled, special arrangements
being required for such. lao Valley,
appropriately called "The Yosemite of
Hawaii is also found on Maui and it's
rare beauties delight all visitors, ito whom
it is easily accessible. Tourists visiting
Maui usually do so on Their way to or
from volcano of Kilauea, and the fol-
lowing stopover arrangements give am
pie time to see the principal points of
interest.
Trip No. leave Honolulu by Clau-
dine, Friday evening at five; land at
Kahului, Maui, Saturday morning early.
Ride by automobile from Kahului to
Kapaniwai, lao Valley, with stopover
at Maui Hotel, Waikiki. On Sunday
take saddle horse from Kapaniwai and
ride to Table Lands, lao Valley, re-
turning to Kapaniwai or Maui Hotel
same day. Take train on Monday
| morning from Waikiki to Paia, and
from Paia go by carriage to Idlewild
| (Olinda), then on saddle horse with
guide to mountain rest house on sum-
nit of Haleakala reaching there Mon
| day night. See sunrise from summit
of Haleakala on Tuesday morning, re-
/ turning to 1dlewild, Paia and Kahului,
| same day Have bath and dinner in
the evening at Kahului Club, Kahului,
or Maui Hotel, Waikiki, thence go by
| automobile to McGregor's Landing,
! boarding Mauna Kea at that port. Ar
! rive at Hilo Wednesday morning.
| Trip No. 2-Leave Honolulu by Ma
una Kea Tuesday at noon Land at
MeGregor' the same evening. Ride
| by automobile to Waikiki, where stop
| is made at Maui Hotel. Wednesday
| morning take auto to Kapaniwai, thence
| saddle horse to Table Lands. lao Valley,
| returning to Kapaniwai or Maui Hotel,
| the same day. Take train on Thursday
| morning from Waikiki to Paia, and
| from Paia go by carriage to Idlewild,
| (Oiinda), then on saddle horse with
| guide to mountain rest house on sum-
| nit of Haleakala, reaching there Thurs
| day night. Return in time to take the
Claudine at Kahului Saturday morning.
| Arrive at Hilo Sunday morning.
Trip No. 3-Leave Hilo by Mauna
| Kea Friday morning at ten O'Clock,
landing at McGregor's the same even
| ing; by automobile to Waikiki, where
stop is made at the Maui Motel. On
Saturday or Sunday take auto to Ka-
| paniwai, then from Kananiwai nv sad.