The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-24
TOURIST LINER CLEVELAND DELAYED will
Be OFF PORT THIS AFTERNOON At THREE
WeICOmetO Honolulu Will
Be Carried Out by
Launch to Around
the World Visitors.

Leaving Yokohama one day late,
the Hamburg American ''Round.the-
world' cruising liner Cleveland will
not be of the port of Honolulu until
three O'Clock this afternoon and may
not be alongside the Alakea wharf I'M
til FIVE O'Clock or later
Lack of wireless communication be-
tween the steamer and the local sta
ton gave the local agents, Hackfeld !
& Co., no opportunity until yesterday
morning TO know that the vessel was
approaching Oahu SO slowly. Captain
kier stated in his message to the
agents that il his vess | met no bad
weather lie was certain TO oe off port
aDout thee clock.
Though the efforts of the promotion
committee, and tine agents, the Clsve-
land viii not leave for san Francisco
until nalf.past six CLOCK Saturday
morning thereby giving the $50 tour.
lists two IA gifts ami one day in Homo
lulu, reversing the usual schedule which
is Tor .wo days and one night in the
Paradise OF the Pacific.
Leis for Tourists.
Secretary Wood of the promotion
committee has engaged a launch which
will take out members OF the commit
tee and committee OF young ladies
who will adorn the passengers with leis.
THIS heyy of young women is composed
of Miss. Bernicc Dwight, Miss imagery
Mcclure, Miss Ellen Dwight, Miss
= Minnie Todd and Miss Ethel Carter.
The launch will be loaded with leis
and as soon as the young ladies are
permitted to go aboard they will give
their fragrant greetings to all the tour
lists.
The promotion committee boat will
be used exclusively for the committee
and the young lau.es and two or three
others. Other launches may be used
by representatives of fraternal soeie-
ties including the Elks and Shriners,
who always give warm welcome to
the tourist brothers. they generally
find aboard the big steamer large
and jolly bunch of Shriners and Elks.
The fiaternal entertainment consists
of reception, auto drives around town
and the visitor are given all sorts of
opportunities to see the sights by day
and night,
oMihS W lHt idtc dAiiNdl VI thS
Cleveland, the majority of the passen-
gers may dine aboard the liner this
evening, and afterwards will go around
the city as they choose, not personally
conducted. There are two Hawaiian en-
tertainments provided for this evening.
Bonnie is giving display of his mo-
ton pictures of Hawaiian scenes, in
GLIDING the Volcano of Kilauea in ac-
Sc .; N
troubadours will give musical enter
tainment, with the hula as one of the
features.
The program for Friday is lunch
con at the Moana Hotel. There will
be round.the-island trips in antos and
trips to nearby sights in and around
town.
DIR. F. E. Trotter of the United
States quarantine service will extend
the courtesies of the port to the steam
er. A full force of his staff will meet
the liner and pass it without delay.
Mail in Heaps
Heaps of mail is being sorted at the
office of Hackfeld & Co., for the Cleve
land passengers. Shipping Manages
Klebahn has taken upon himself tbs
task of mail assorter The mail is be
ing sorted alphabetically and placed il
bags which. are alphabetically labeled
There are thousands of pieces of mail
but the majority of it is advertise
ments of San Francisco hotels, ant
business houses. Each hotel and firm
in thus endeavoring to attract the at
tention of the tourists, has mailed al
envelope TO each one. Each firm there
fore addressed about $50 pieces: witt
twenty firms making use of the mail
in this manner, the total of pieces ran
far up into the thousands.
Railroad Men Ready.
Jules Clerfayt, representing tn
Southern Pacific Railway; II. I
Holmes, the Western Pacific, and MI
Moses, the Santa Fe route, will al
meet the steamer at quarantine an
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