The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-08-29
BON VOYAGE.

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leave for the States tomorrow on
the Australia, some returning while
Others remain for good.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hartwell and
family leave for San Francisco.
After establishing his family in that
city Mr.. Hartwell will leave for
Washington on business connected
with the Pacific cable, and for sew
eral months will be exceedingly
busy. He will return to the islands
from time to time as business NAV
require.
Mr.. G. +. Allardt, consulting
engineer of the Oakland Board of
Public Works, and Mr.. Jas. ID.
Schuyler, Chief Engineer of the
San Diego Board of Public Works,
and Mrs. Schuyler return to their
respective homes. Both gentlemen
came here two months ago on bust
ness connected with the Oahu Rail-
way and Land Company and have
completed it.
Mr.. L. r. Walker, British Vice
Consul, leaves for San Francisco,
and his future movements will be
known after his arrival there. He
may possibly go through to Eng
land. His many friends hope the
change will be beneficial to him.
Mrs. N. S. Sachs leaves for Oak
land to be absent about two months
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. j. M. Lydgate, late manager
of the Laupahoehoe plantation,
leaves for the purpose of resuming
certain studies. Mr.. Anthony Lyd-
gate, manager of the Hamakua Mill,
goes on vacation for several weeks.
Master Ben Holiday, who has
been enjoying his vacation in Homo
lulu, returns to DIR. Reads school
at Belmont.
Hon. Chas. Wall, wife and son
leave for Southern Oregon where
Mr.. Wall has purchased a stock
ranch.
Mrs. Col. A. G. Halves, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank M. Hatch, the past two
months, returns to her home in San
Francisco.
Mr.. Robt. Levers, Mrs. and Miss
Levers leave for the States for the
benefit of Mr.. Levers health, which
it is much hoped will improve.
They will be absent several months.
Mr.. Hugh Gum, of the firm of
Egan & Gum, who will shortly open
a fancy and dry goods store on Fort
street, leaves to select goods and
will be absent over steamer.
Mr.. F. E. Nichols goes to New
York in the interest of the Hawaiian
News Co. He will pay special at
tention to the company's music de-
partment which has increased very
much of late, and also purchase a
stock of holiday goods at the manu-
facturers. This will ensure fine
stock which will be sold at bed rock
prices. Mr.. Nichols will be absent
two months.
The Rev. George Wallace, pastor
of the second congregation of St.
Andrews Cathedral, goes on va
cation of four months. After reach
ing San Francisco he will visit Port
land and then go East by the North
ern Pacific. He will attend church
convention 10 New York and then
Join Mrs. Wallace at Nashotah, Wis
consin. A pleasant vacation will
no doubt be the rev. gentleman's
lot.
Hon. G. N. Wilcox will visit San
Francisco and possibly the East.
Mr.. ii. +. Wichman, the jeweler,
goes East combining pleasure with
business.
Miss Grace Eddie, who has been
staying at Waikiki Villa for several
months for the benefit of her health,
returns to her home in San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. A. d. Thomas, special exc
cutive agent of the Mutual Life In
surance Co. of New York, with Mrs.
Thomas and family, returns to San
Francisco.
Mrs. g. ii. Alexander with her
son leaves for a trip to:California to
be absent two or three months.
Mr.. j. II. LangLry, who came
down on special business for Wells,
Fargo & Co., returns after stay oil
about three months.
Mrs. Lewis, mother of the Lewis
Bros, who has been visiting them the
past three months, returns home
much pleased with her visit. Mr.
i. J.. Lewis, member of the above
named firm, will take trip for his
health and be absent five or six
months. w. Lewis, younger bro
Their who has been here on a visit
returns with his mother. Miss Mile
Lewis accompanies them, also Miss
Work who has made many friends
during her stay in Honolulu.