Hawaii Holomua, Volume III, Number 176, 30 July 1894 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

I The FHANK I.. H0068’ Pemnalh Condūcte(l Exeursion to the Volcano. LEAVINGONTHEKINAU FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 1894, ANO RETURNING TO TOWN ON SATURDAY, EIGHT OAYS LATEB. Some people who elaim to know a;! ;l it are ot the opinion ttiit the Crater’s present great sute of activ:ty may n»t Iast over two monlh’a, and then it ruav drop out of sight allogether, Ii lhis story shou,d turn out to be curxect, there wou!d be hundreds of people in this city who rou'd regret tbat thev a!Iowed an opportanity to visit it go by. Wby not go now? TheStearaer Kinau will Ieave on Friday, August 3d, with an Exc>'r8ioo Partv on lv>ard —another chanceot the same kind mav not present itse!f fir a long time, and you are ?are to enjoy the trip. A ticket will c:st vou #50. whieh inc!udes hotels and transportatiou. You wiil never forgct vour first ?ight oi tbe Great BurniHg Lake, and with—out see:ng it vou wiil remain in the dark as to its appearance, as no pen ean do it justice. The trip is a most enj n able one; you spend a day or so in the B.?aot.ful towu of Hilo; you tr.iverse the Volcmo Road with its weallh of tropicai fo!iage, and when you reach the Volcano Hons< you wiil sav th.it the trip, so far, is of the memonihle order. But this is nothing compareii to the awful splend.ir of the Crater; there is nothing like it in this earth. Re.;d the Advertiser ot Monday, July 23rd, and get an idea of what awaits you high up in the mountains of Hawaii. j}'-b

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