Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-28

est addition to the Inter-Island fleet,
has now been placed at the disposal
of the excursionists who have
PLANNED to pay visit to the Shrine
Of Polc on Hawaii
President and General Manager
James A. Kennedy announced this
morning that in view of the unprc-
edcntcd advance booking for the vol
cano trip, the fine new Kiauea with
first class passenger accommoda ion
FOR one hundred and forty persons
would also be dispatched for Hilo and
The Volcano, simultaneously with the
Mauna Kea.
At noon today, oi0 hundred and
fifty applicants had visited the Offices
"f the steamship company and pur-
chased tickets for the volcano.
In order that there would he no
uncomfortable crowding of the Ma
una kca, the steamer selected to
make the special trip, Manager Ken
nedy decided that the Kilauca would
also he sent out with those excur-
sionists who would otherwise have
cen Obliged TO he content with maxi
ing the best of II by using mattress
ON deck. II Is the intention OF the
inicr-lsland to make the volcano trip
enc that will long he remembered by
those who are fortunate In awaiting
themselves of remarkable low rate.
With both the Mauna Kea aud the
kilauea placed at the disposal of the
visitors, the steamship company has
ample accommodation for two hun
drcd or more passengers, each TO he
provided with a stateroom and with
the minimum amount of crowding.
II was stated at the Office this
morning that there will be ample ac-
comnodation for additional bookings.
The decision reached today will be
good news to between fifty and sixty
persons bent on seeing Kilauea at it's
best, who insisted on accompanying
the party with the prospect of being
denied a stateroom.
Both the Mauna Kea and Kilauea
wiz depart for Ililo and the crater at
four o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
returning to Honolulu at an early
hour Tuesday morning.
IN
Freight Must BE Ready Friday or Sat.
urday.
shippers have been notified through
the lnter-Island Steam Navigation
Company that all freight intended for
kona and Kan ports by the steamer
kilauea must he at the wharf by Fri
day or Saturday afternoon at the lat
est TO insure its shipment to ports of
destination on Hawaii. Monday. New
Years Day, will be holiday and so
observed by the steamship company.
VINO VIII decline To receive any and
all cargo, Despite the announcement
that the Kilauea and the Mauna Kea
VIII leave with excursionists for the
volcano on Saturday. these vessels
VIII be back In ample time on Tues
day morning to 80 out ON their reg
ular runs on that date.
N
Marine Railway Belongs to Territory.
wrecked through collision with the
wercked through collision with the
United States armored cruiser West
Virginia Is the property of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, and represents an
Investment of over one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
The marine railway was built BIZ
The Republic of Hawaii before it be-
came territory and was taken over
at the time of annexation. 1t is CON
rtructed on lands owned by the BIZ
shop Estate. The plant was leased
10 Sorenson and Lyle, who about a
year ago sub-leased the marine rail.
way to the lnter-Island Steam Nav.
cation Company.
The steamer Claudine which is now
inarooncd on the railway and unable
to 20 into commission and take care
Might Have Been a Case OF Cold Feet