Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-22

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Grand total ...............l0 ,622
ty Of coal as well as other lines OF
suppiles.ss IS 40, 81 -. h: .s3IsSt iIst:ss
Gleseianders Having Happy Time.
ThezC Cleveland partyiWere having q
fine time at Japan when the Pacific
Mail liner Nile departed from Yoko-
hama ton HonDlulu., 0fficers,in the
Nilssstatedf this mDrnins that nembers
Ofithe party proved to be lauishsspend.
erSsi6 lstl, ri 81 "a ~ AZ 81 ssatst
Interesting accounts of q series Of
romances are arelateds by travellers in
the, Nile. 1t is said that naturally the
widoWs-to. the number OF sforty-two
A-have kept little Dan Cupid busy. The
union of several wealthy persons Ii is
predicted will follow at the conclusion
of the tour Many couples are in line
to receive congratulations before the
big steamer reaches San Francisco.
= Day after day, q continuous round
of luncheons and dinner parties have
been the rule. A corps of entertain-
.ers Is travelling with the liner.
The outdoor restaurant, one of the
recent features Incorporated in the
reconstruction of the Cleveland has
proved a popular rendezvous with the
travellers : : I. =
Entertainments Plans. 800. -. .~.. e.,
Arrangements for the entertainment
of the Clepelanders are somewhat up
set by the delay in the vessels arrival
but Honolulu will nevertheless extend
To the visitors warm welcome, as in
previous years. The steamer viii be
met OF port by representatives. OF the
Hawaii Promotion committee; and q
beyy of pretty girls will be taxi
on a launch to decorate the passengers
with big paper leis. Among the young
lpdfes who will help in the lei-decora-
ton are Miss Bernice Dwight, Miss
Ellen Dwight, Miss Margery Mcclure.
Miss Ethel Carter and Miss Minnie
Todd. rs "a 49, s-s.5 :&
The Promotions committee got i'm
wireless communications with the
Cleveland last night and made the re-
quest that the vessel stay I'm port
until Saturday morning instead of sail
ing Friday afternoon. The committee
had no answer this afternoon, but the
agents, Hackfeld & Co.. had heard
that the vessel will extend her stay
until Saturday. ~ r z<
The wireless messages sent last
night notified the. passengers of the
various special evening entertain
mentS here. sa5tf - -. -*;ft
: Many of the fraternal orders and
similar organizations here are pre-
pairing to greet their brothers and
fellow lodge members tomorrow and
several launches will probably be-
chartered by Shriners, Elks, etc, to-
take the reception committees out to
the big liner. L. ~ ~ -.
Secretary H. P. Wood OF the Promo
ton committee yesterday received the
following letter telling Of the promo
lion literature put on the Cleveland at
Yokohama and also commencing the
good work of the committee in gen.
eral: ~. 10. =. RI. ~
MFR. H. p. Wood. Director Hawaiian
Promotion Committee, Honolulu, Ha.
WaA.ii So S ~, tSf's'tt5 49, 80
Dear Mr. Wood:-Yours OF Decem-
bers4, as4weH as the two cases of sad-
rertising matter, came duly to hand.
Yesterday we placed the two cases on
board of the &c Cleveland and hold q res
eeipt for same Mr. Vogelsang IS g
very difficult, man.ito catch on board
N would try toesee hinribut / hare
no doubt the matter will get good
attention at hiss hands. From all &C.
aounts they have "a very good crowd
On board this kmez and as they seem
q. have plenty of, money Ho1olulns no
iOubt, will get its sharas + sent -
note with the cases to<Nir. Volegsang
saying that Il conld supply himtWitn
more of the folders if-he required
them.. - ~. - Fs;ttt& 4 ,'+ tA..-'L e
II am always glad to hear OF the
continued prosperity of Honolulu and
the islands in general Though the
bottom seems to have gone out OF
sugar stocks at present, conditions
in general, from all accounts, appear
to be very good. It must be encour-
aging to you to be getting such good
results from your promotion work anu
In chest, feel sure, is yet to come.
The distribution of folders seems to
be all we can do here and l think
It gets pretty nearly everyone. II
there is anything else you can think
Of to help the good cause l shall be
glad to do it.
Carnival,
Sincerely yours,
D. M. MACKENZIE.