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JEWISH     WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, September 14, 1862
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CONTACT TALBOT GEORGE FOR FREE COURTESY TOUR	
2440 South Beretonio Street	Phone 923-202 Honolulu, Hawaii
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ISLAND-HOPPING F R O M, Hawaiian kings  and present-
GOLDEN POLYNESilAN^Q nites in Honolulu) from ..._______________________________^....$74.50
SILVER POLYNESIAN--ilO nites in Honolulu) from________.......__________$88.50
BOTH TOURS INCLUDE -
• Round trip transfers
• Real Aloha Greeting with flower lei
• Choice of three sightseeing trips
• Choice of two outstanding evening features
No trip to Hawaii is complete without a visit to Old Hawaji -r-.our loyely Neighbor Islands. Choose from our program of eleven varied and unusual itineraries, priced to suit every pocketbook.
Ask your Trover Agent for our "Magic Moments in Hawaii"
brochure or write . . .
P.O. Box 8357 Honolulu, Hawaii
HAWAII'S CAPITAL ISLAND OF OAHU to the Neighbor Islands of Maui, Kauai and Hawaii is a popular pastime with vacationers and localites alike!
For just minutes away from sophisticated Waikiki beach with its myriad hotels, exotic shops and cosmopolitan restaurants are the Aloha State's island "suburbs"—each with its own particular appeal.
Farthest. from Qahu is the Big Island <»f Hawaii, from vvhich the ;St aie derived its name. Fifty-five minutes by'air' from Honoljj^^^^^; I^^ Aiii^ort, 1^:^^ deed, big.
Its l^nd;areai$al,nibst twice that of iati: Jthe 61 fa e r islands combihedf It ;hais ftwb mammoth yolcanpe$,tfte^ largest Hereford cattle raocli in the world and is the largest e3cporter of orchids in the wbrld!
From Hilo; the orchid capital,  to the Hawaii Volcanoes National I^rk, it is an, hour's drive along gigantic tr.ee fern-fringed roads and rugged lava flows. A vblcanologicai observatory and museum are located in the park proper.   And for those with a yen for the out-door life, trails wind through eery lava tube? and fern forests. Picnic- grounds, are nestled in the grgen giadeSi
Twp hours away is the historic tourist niecca of Kailua-Kona, one-time playground of
day marlin fishing center of the Pacific. Tiny churches, picturesque shops and well appointed resort hotels dot the Kona coastline.
To the north of Kona, behind the coffee lands, are the rolling pastures of 125 year old Parker Ranch. It is headquartered at Kamuela, a popular summer home settlement for many of the Aloha State's residents.    Nearby is the site of
Laurence Rockefeller's nevO^ resort- development at Hapuna beach which is expected to be completed within the next two 5^ears-
From the Kona, Kamuela or :Hilo airports, a 30-minute flight takes you to Maui, the Valley Isle, which is located almost midway in the island chain.
Dominated by famed Halea-kaia, a 10,000-foot dormant volcano, the Valley Isle was once the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii. It abounds in historic and scenic attractions.
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In Lahaina, the former capital on the west shor« of the island, is century-old Lahaihaluna
paper in the Pacific area was printed. Once the whaling center of the Pacific, it is here too that one of the first missionary groups landed in the early 1800's.
Nearby Kaanapali is presently the site of construction for Sheraton hotels' first Neighbor Island resort. Two 18-hole golf courses are now going in on adjacent destination resort area properties.
Northernmost of the Hawaiian islands * is Kauai^ Aptly called the Garden Isle, It is a lushly vegetated island of verdant mountain ranges aiid- pandanus-fringed shorelines.
One of its outstanding scenic attractions is Waiiirti^ canyon, often called the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. On the Garden Isle, too, are lovely Hanalei bay and Lumahai beach, where Nellie Forbush "washed that man right out of her hair" in the film. South Pacific.
Kauai is just 30 minutes by air from Honolulu and, lik^ Maiii and: Hawaii, has modern resort hotels, up-to-date transportation facilities  and many
school  where  the first  news-recreational activities.
^ V        YOLfR: HEADQ^RTERS IN KAltUA-KONA
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P.O. BOX 1881 KAILUA-KONA
Phone 53-751
GRACED BY WORLD-FAMOUS TRAVELERS ★ HAWAII'S MOST UNIQUE RESORT
O L C A N O
Situated on the brink of Kilauea Volcano, the
Western Hemisphere's most historic hostelry
celebrated by world travellers for the past
100 years, beckons today's vacationers to the Island of Hawaii.
HILO HOTEL
Under the same hospitable management as VOLCANO HOUSE, Hilo Hotel is ideally situated in the heart of the Big Island's "Orchid Capital."
Operated under franchise from the U. S. Dept. of the Interior, Volcano House is open the year 'round.'
HAWAII NATIONAL PARK, HAWAII, U.S.A.