The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-10
PERSONALS.

Among the through passengers by the
Mariposa, which left Tor the Colonies
Sunday morning were:
Mr.. John See, late Postmaster-GeneraI
Of the colony OF New South Wales. tie
owns large feet of coasting steamers
that trade from sydney northward to the
Queensland boundary, including inter
mediate ports and river landings.
Mr.. R. Speight is Chairman of the
Victoria lAustralia) Railroad Commits
sioaers.
Mr.. c. A. Goodchape is a Commits
sioner OF New South Wales railways, and
a member Of Parliament in that colony.
Dir. G. w. Griffin is L. s. Consul at
Sydney, and one OF the most popular
and gifted of American representatives
abroad. He is very much respected by
the people Of Sydney.
Messrs. G. +. Williams and W. 0.
Holloway are both well-known San
Francisco mercantile men, and 90 to
Australia for business purposes.
a number OF Honolulu residents re-
turned from San Francisco by the
MaripOsa, and among these were:
His EXCellency II. A. 2. Carter, Ha-
waiian Minister to Washington, D. c.,
together with Mrs. Carter and three
daughters. Mr.. Carter and family will
remain here some weeks, before return
ing to Washington. Mr.. G. has repre-
scented Hawaii at Washington for over
six years, having been appointed as En-
voy Extraordinary, in February, 1888.
Mr.. b. f. Dillingham;, who has been
to the Coast in the interest of the Oahu
Railway, now returns here to resume his
operations Of pushing to completion his
road to Pearl HarbOr. While in San
Francisco Mr.. Dillingham; arranged for
the rolling stock of the line to be landed
in Honolulu by September next, and
there is now every prospect that the
before the close OF the year.
Mrs. Kluegal and four children come
to join Mr.. Kluegal, who has been in
the service OF the Oahu Railway Com
pany for the past year. Mrs. X. is the
daughter of Mrs p. CT Taylor who form
erly resided here. Mr.. K. has taken the
cottage in Beretania street next to Mr..
b. T. Diilingham's.
Mr.. Geo A. Howard of Los Angeles,
comes to take d position on the Oahu
tramway. His wife, formerly Miss
Hessie Dickson and sister OF NJ. Dickson)
accompanies him. r
Mrs. &. II. Judd and son returned to
Kualoa in kOOlOu on Saturday evening
about o'clock. They drove all the way,
some eighteen or twenty miles, in
brake; and what is more remarkable
the brake with its two passengers was
driven down the pail safely and without
accident OF any kind.
MIR. 7. q. Gribble, Manager of the
Hawaiian TramWays Co., arranged in
San Francisco for the landing Of several
new cars and number of horses and
mules at Honolulu early. The work of
construction and completion OF the Ha-
waiian Tramways will now be pushed
vigorously, and cars viii soon be run
ming on the Nuuanu road.
Mr.. +. Muller, OF Hackfeld & Co., has
returned after a visit OF several months
to Europe. !
The Secretary of the Board of Health,
Mr.. G. W. Ashley, has returned from a
visit to the Coast.
DIR. John 5. B. Pratt and DIR. w. Z.
Taylor also arrived by the Umatilla,
with the intention o! locating on the
islands.
Among the passengers were a large
number OF strangers, a good many OF
whom were ladies.