The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-06
Sugar on Hawaii.


1000, Punaluu 1898, Honokaa $500 Ku-
kuihaele 1917, Paauhau $500.
The Cleveland Tourists.
Some idea Of the magnitude of the
tour of the Hamburg-American Lines
S. S. Cleveland may be gained by the
fact that the eastward cruise, which
started from New York on October 81,
involves a mileage of 22,519 by steam
er and approximately 1000 by rail and
river steamer The westward cruise
will be begun at San Francisco and
concluded at Hamburg, On this cruise
the steamer mileage will be $4,000 and
the rail and river mileage 1000.
The start was from New York, and
the first stop was at F'unchal, run of
275O miles. The other ports are: Glib
raltar, Villefranche, Port Said, Suez,
Bombay, Colombo, Diamond Harbor.
Rangoon, Singapore, Batavia, Manila,
Hongkong, Nagasaki, Yokohama, Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco.
The Cleveland was due at Kobe yes
terday, and will leave there on Mon
day next. She is due here on Febru-
airy "a and will leave the following
day. While here the Promotion Com
mittee will entertain those of the pas
sengers who care to attend at con
cert at the Opera House. The Public
Service Association will also provide
an entertainment if this is possible
The association will cooperate with
the Outrigger Club and show the tour
lists pig-roasting in an imu, poi-making
and some canoe races. The use of the
lanai of the Outrigger Club will be at
the disposal of the passengers during
their sojourn here.
The westward cruise will be begun
from San Francisco on February and
practically the same ports will be Wis,
tied as on the eastern cruise, with the
exception that Villefranche, Fl uchal
and New York will be cut out and in
their stead will be substituted Naples,
Southampton and Hamburg.
Illustrated lectures covering all
points visited during the cruise will
be given by Rev. George A. Hough Of
San Francisco. Mrs. Hough WI as
sist him by operating the moving pic
ture machine. The same remarks will
be made in German by DR.. H. Mecking
of Gottingen. The vessel is in com.
mand of Captain Chr Dempwolf, aud
associated with him are: FIR. llruse,
chief officer; II. Warnecke, G. Koch
r. Prizes, second officers f, Schultze
third officer r. Sachse, fourth officer;
Oh. Stehr, chief engineer; FIR. Krone
second; CIR. Hansel, II. Deelwater, H.
Buhr, thirds p. Adams, b. Fahning
and w. Bohme, fourths; Drs, A. Lub.
bert and Aug. Bostrom, physicians;
Mrs. Ehrlisher. trained muse D. ,Pein.
ert, purser, and Il. Poster, assistant;
A. Sturm, chief steward; J. Dahl lead,
er Of string orchestra, and Oswald IN.
beck photographer on board.
The information for passengers
makes the ship look like hotel. A
glance at this reveals that breakfast
is served from to 10 a. m, luncheon
from noon to and dinner at Z. There
are the inquiry Office and the tourist
Office. The latter is located just under
the grill room Foreign money is eX
changed at the office, and there is a
jpostofflce open daily, except when the
vessel is in port
The passengers booked for the trip
are as follows;
Mr. George Ahrens, New York; MI
Roland d. Armstrong, New York Mrs.
Roland D. Armstrong, New York; DR.
r. c. Armstrong. Weehawken, n. j.;
Mrs. r. c. Armstrong. Weehawken, n
H.; Mr.. Morton Armstrong, Louisville,
Ky; Mrs, Morton Armstrong, Louis
vile, Ky. Mr.. John r. Anterior,
Scranton, Pa; Miss Nellie s. Abbott
Boston, Mass. Mr.. Myron d. Allen
Springfield, Mass; Mr. ]. Authenreith
Mountain Dale, n. Y; Mrs. J. Anthem
Ireith, Mountain Dale, N. Y; Or. Will
lam A. Allen Donnellson, H.; Mrs,
William A. Allen, Donnellson, H.; DR..
Walter e. Askin, Mrs. Walter e. AS
kin, Pittsburg, Pa; Mr.. Elbridge S
Adsit, Mrs. Elbridge S, Adsit. Miss
Dorothy c. Adsit Burlington, VT. Mr.
w. l.. Arnold, Mrs. w L. Arnold, Chi
cago, ILL.,. Miss Mary L. Allis, Am
,herst, Mass
Mr.. o. j. Barrett, New York; Herr
Commerzienrat and wife, Amberg, Bay
,ern; Mr.. c. w. Buck, Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. J Barney, Dayton
TO-; Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Bingham, Miss
Eleonore Bingham, Chicago, H.; Mr.
William Beadenkopf and wife, VIII
!mington, Del; Mr.. and Mrs, Chas
Bauerdorf, New York; Frau HUM
mann, Altoona a. E.; Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tav Basch, New York; Mr.. Joseph b.;