The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-18
MANY VILE Make
. ROUND TRIP
Party For BIO Year-End Excur-
sion and Tramp Being
Completed Rapidly


About one hundred persona have
signed M for the. New Year : ttln
around Maui, and through the crater
Of Haleakala. There Is room 70,
twenty-five more, and as soon as these
are -signe,l up the list win be closed.
The Trail and Mountain Club ON,
GERS, the officials Of the Inter,Ialand
Steam Navigation Company, and ina
postofice department. after consuita.
ticn, have arranged the following pro,
gram:
The Claddine viii leave Honolulu n,
five-thirty y. M, Thuraday, Deceni
Der 81, reaching Lahaina at midnight.
and Mokplau Landing at eight-thirty
n. m. Those going through the crater
Of Haleakala will make an immediate
start as Il Il intended to reach the
bubble cave in the middle Of the crn.
ter before dark. and here the ten q
will be pitched Tor the night. The
Trail and Mountain Club win arrange
for pack horses, tents, provisions, ETC.,
through the crater at a rate Of one dol
lar and half for each tramper, bu:
each one win be expected to carry his
own sweater, blanket and water can
teen. Saturday morning the summil
Of Haleakala will be reached, and
while some Of the party win tramp
down the mountain on the KahnIui
side at once, others will remain fol
the night on tho summit, and watch
both the sunset and sunrise.
Stop Made At Hama M
The Claudine win carry those who
are not going through the crate,
around to Hama, arriving there Friday
New Years Day. in the afternoon.
Here stop win he made for an ex.
cursion ashore and q swim in the bay,
and then the boat viii proceed TO Ka.
hului. Those intending to 70 on the
ditch trail will leave the Clandine at
Hama.
About thirty women trampers have
signed for the trip. The ocst Of the
excursion will be seven dollars and .
half on the Claudine, including q cold
collation. with hot coffee Thursday
evening, breakfast Friday morning,
and another cold collation. when the
boat leaves Kahului Sunday afternoon
at six O'Clock. Fifty cents meal,
and fifty cents Atnight ashore in the
different rest housss. will be the only
other p4eessary expense.
Some Of the Trampers
Among the men trampers already
booked ares X Alexander. w. Al An.
derson, r. +. Baker, r. f.. Brown, II.
Bicknell, n. c.. Blackshear, J ! Birnie,
r. Athefton, 49, r. Boston, w. AZ
Barnhaft, WA. Barnhart, Jr., Percy
Bull, II E. Cawthon, f.. O.. Cooper,
chas. Crane. A. J Cooper, A ~ Coo
Sam Carter, Capt, Cook, ] W. Dassei,
@. NJ Duncan, w De Witt Or: w.
W. Daniel, r. Dodge, A. II Ford, >.
b Fragenoos, G l.. Frick, AZ. Halls,
Dr. w. q. Hobby. II q. Hill, ~.
Hegw6rd, J.. r. Illingworth, D.. -.
lett, s.. II Kahalewai, r., y Lam
bert, G. f., Lesser, r. @. Lane, y. VI
Lybye, A. Lau, w McGeorge, A.
McGeorge, H @. Moffat. Q. w. Han
ley, T.. M. Mcyeagh, Nathaniel Not
tage, r. f. Noble, Zcno X. Myers
III. Neweomb, John Poole, W. Patty,
il. G.. RoIley, N. Slattery, II n.
strange, VIM. Schaffef, J b Stick
rey, 81 b Scott, f.. w. sharpe, 9
II futile, Chester Taylor, w. b. War
rem, E :. b Webster, M Wade and ~
Il = CRANKY.
viii Take Motion Pictures ~
II. Il. Cawthon will carry motion
picture machine and a number Of
movies will be made along the route.
AS there probably will be a hundred
persons in the caravan the conditions
for motion pictures that viii advertise
Hawaii will be exceptional, especially
IL suow should be encountered on the
numnit.
Al the AID club Yesterday II was sug-
gested to members unable TO make the
round Maui trip that the present OF
ticket TO an employee at Christmas
time would be appreciated. ThoHe who
intend joining the party are requested
to notify the Trail and Mountain club
(P. o. Box 649l at once. VA
A.