The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-20
MANY BOOSTERS
BEING BOOKED
Fifty-six Already Registered for
Ad Club Excursion to
Garden Island.
(Fnom Thursday Advertiser.l

Y
Fifty-six passengers hal been booked
up to last night at the Office Of the
Inter. Island steam Navigation Com
.pany for the Honolulu Ad Clubs
"round.thelsiand exeu sion y to Kauai,
and the members Of the Organization
say they are confident that when the
steamer Mauna Loa lea"cs its dock FIJI
day evening, March ~, fully seventy.
Ave Hboosters y will be on loard.
Reports from LilIue say the p oplt
of Kauai are preparing to give the
voyagers an enthusiastic reception, final
arrangements for which were mia le last
week at one of the best tended meet,
ings ever held by the cha nber Of ON
merce Of the Garden Island. d. <.'
The Honolulans so far registered 70
the trip are:
Governor Pinkham, y. T., MsCr,sson
George X. Carter, q. =. Wildtr, Mrs
j. T. Warren, Miss Mary Eynor, G. b
Gage, A. Il. Larimer, H. NJ. p. Ros,
Miss Wayne Nelson, Miss Dora AM.
brose, Mrs. NJ Basker, Mrs. George
Henderson, Mrs. J. H. Child, Henry
Bredhoff, George Henderson, W. Il Ter
brook, John Efinger, A. +. Clark, All.
bert Lambert, +. b. Damon, Ms. J. y
Hurd, J.. J., Hurd, C1pt. l.. Coleman
Captain Sherer, j. O. Cohen, 4. r. CIR
roy, E. l.. Seharwtzberg, r. T.. Wall
j. d. Levenson, y. CRUDE. II. A. Jones
w. j, Forbes, @. b. Schrader, Daeto,
Cressey, George f. SmitLies, II. P. Rutt
man, Miss M. Sommer, Miss +. Sommer
X. A. Wadsworth, II. l.. Kerr, J. w
Caldwell, X. w. Perkins, NJ. Bask2r
7 Pctrie, X. r. Brown, G. $. Wright
Miss Watkins, Miss Holmes, Misc u
A. Chang, w. Yen San, G. X. Freq err
NJ Brasch, q. A. CottrelI, J. A. M
Johnson and Ernest Kaai.
To prepare for The ,entert linment OF
the visiting delegation the Kauai am
bcr Of commerce has q: pointed the FOL
lowing committees:
On reception--H. Rohrig (chsirman)
Chas. A. Rice, ID. d. McBryde. y, ID
Baldwin, Gaylord Wilcox, James d n
aid, f.. A. Alexander, j. I Silva A
Menofoglio and w. +. Sanborn.
Finanee-E. Z. NAHUM (cha:rmanl
y. M. Lydgate, w. d.. Me Bryde. w. H
Rice Jr., @. w. Spitz, l.. d. Timmons
- DiuhuL anu ~. Il. silva. .... s.. .. .
transportation, Waimea to Lihue--
Tn. Brandt I+ ~.
Transportation, Lihue to Hanalei, ctc
-H. Rohrig (chairmanl, W. II. Rice
Jr. aud g.. w. Spitz.
COmmissary, Waineato LiYue-E. F.
Mai um (chairman), Richard o liver
Judge z, ,. Hoffaard, W. D. McBrydc
and J. !. Silva. u ~. d, =
commissary, Lihue to tHanaIei-J. M
lLydgate (chairman), j! II. Coney, Cav
lord Wilcox and X. @. Hopper, .,'.
Committee on ehowder -. III. Coney
'r Lodkhg at Lihhe4ff.9 d. wishafG
lchairman), w II. Rice IJr. and q. IA
Rice. H,tHa2NfJ ~ - n
Schedule manager, Waimoa to Iihre
--F. Weller of WaiRea, INV. ~, ..
Schedule manager, Lime 10 Hapalei
and ybeyond-Chas. A. Rice. -. ...
lThe duty of the schedule managers
VIII be to see, that the party arrives
mt and departs from the different point
on time.) 49, .H. = -
Beginning the morning Of March 2S
at SIXTH ty o clock, when the re ,eptior
committee will meet the excursion sts
mt Waimea landing, the time to be
passed on the Island has been allotted
as follows: ~. Fs sf'"' ".
7 to S--Breakfast at Waimea Hotel
\ a. m. sharp-Leave in autos for
Waimea and return, thence to Oloke'e
and proceed via Kukuilono Park and
,koloa to McBryde s beach house, La.
wal, for lunch, 2 p. III.
4 n. m.--Leave for Lihue, via the
Spouting Horn, Lihue Mil, and thence
around to Nawiliwili to Fairview Hotel
aud Lime store (the party beinU di
Vided here), arriving at 8 p; m. Wash
up. PA
7 to 8-lChowder at So ial Hall. Lodg
ing assignments. -
$3.50 to l0--Public reception. Music
by orchestra accompanying the party
and specialties.
. 10 p. m.--Adjourn for the night an
breakfast.
March 30, s:3O-Procossion from or.
Posite Lihue store and leave promptly
4 lO-Stop at Kilauea fer Refreshments
l0;30-Leave for Wainiha, with y
visit TO Haena dry caves optional with
exeursionists, and back TO Hanalei.
2:3'-I uneh at HanaIei Hall.
3:3O-Fxcursion in neighborhood.
$50 Embark.
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