Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
GREAT NORTHERN.
ISSOLD OUT FOR
Three VOYAGES
On First Voyage viii Bring 800
Passengers; Booked For
Second and Third

Bertram G. Rivenburgh, former
park superintendent and for the last
nine months on the coast as one OF
the Hawaii fair commissioners. return.
ed to Honolulu yesterday, bringing
news that an increasingly heavy traf.
fic Is in prospect for the liner Great
Northern.
THE FIRST trip may find o few empty
berths. though understand she is
booked with 500 of all classes he
said today. but everything was sold
out for the second and third trips be-
fore l left San Francisco. The Hill
people are advertising extensively, and
Hawaii viii unquestionaBly get the
benefit"
Riyenburgh is looking in good
healtn but has lost about 30 pounds,
partly the result Of bronchial tronhle
which he finally got rid of by visit
to hot springs He said today. that
he believes there win be little diff
Guilty in getting Congress to suspend
the free sugar clause and that he Is
inclined toSbelieve the tariff on sugar
will be left at cent pound with the
Cuban differential satisfactorily adj
justed
Mrs. Rfvenburgh, who has been
staying on the coast with her husband
while he was discharging his duties as
fair commissioner. will return on the
Great Northern.
The information about the liner
\ A aonaAf&v
gers already booked came to David L.
Peterson, the ship and customs brok-
Or, in a letter from San Francisco
friends. They informed him that they
could not secure frst-cabin acconn1o-
iaticns for the liners first trip to Ho-
aolalt, as everything had been already
Open to Public Sunday. -
Fred l. Waldron, Ltd, Honolulu
agents for the Great Northern, this
morning made the announcement that
donululans will be given the privilege
II visiting the boat and making an In
Ipection OF II for two hours Sunday
afternoon, December 5. The steamer
s scheduled to sail for San Francisco
It IL o'clock the night of December 6. |
We have made ARRANGEMENTS |
Whereby the entire ship win be open
o public inspection on Sunday after
ICON, December 5. said Mr.. Waldron |
his morning. 'sThe space OF two
ours will be allowed. so that Homo |
nlu people can gain q good idea Of /
he Great Northernss paiatial appoint. |
nents and the ships general aDDear. /
pee. When she was here last we |
Iere flooded with applications for |
hrding passes, 50 that this time no |
Asengers will remain on board after
ship docks here alto O'Clock the
inning of December 8. and the yes
sawill be open to inspection two
da later,
S. Re from Hilo to this city on the /
5ra Northern will be $3.50 first
Gas SO tourist, and S. steerage.
1heire from Hilozt to San Francisco,
hoWtr. will be, the same as from this
poTtfhe rate from here to San Pc
afo y Angeles) win be the same as
% Saffancisco. Passengers for, San
Pedroill have to leave the boat, how
ever. San francisco, and stay alta
motel four days, until the Great
Nortne1is ready to sail for San Pc
Arrans1ents for berthing the big
liner ma not yet been completed.
Sne VIII pbably dock at Pier Z, but
may go iPier 16 If she has q big Is
freigns ca as is expected. Fuel oil I,
VIII De IuAhed the steamer here by Ii
the AssoelF OH Company.
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