The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-09
PERSONALS.

saloon passengers, including a num-
per OF tourists in search of health or
pleasure. Among the latter we note
II. II. Arson and wife, connected with
the royal household of Queen Vic
torla, Mr.. James Fl. Fish, p. r
aaslett, G. j. Murphy, Mr.. Swank.
u. V. Wilson, w. Fl. Benson and
others.
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn returns after a
three or four months absence, during
which he has travelled through the
United States, England, Scotland and
europe. During a part of his touring
he was accompanied by his daughter
halulanl, the Princess Royal of Ha-
wall, who, we are glad to learn. is
Well and happy. Mr.. G. appears also
ID be in the enjoyment of excellent
health.
Among those who have returned
after short vacation abroad, are
Charles Motley, of Paauilo, who has
visited his old home in Ireland, and
was freely interviewed along the line
by the irrepressible newspaper re-
pOrters. Mr.. Motley is ACCOMPANIED
by his niece, Miss Mullinger, formerly
resident of Honolulu.
Capt. Cameron, of the steamer Like
like, VIM. w. Goodale, manager of
the OnOmea Sugar Company, with
his wife and child, H. H. Wilcox,
manager of Hanamaulu Plantation,
III. III. Williams, of the Pioneer Furni-
ture House, Robert Levers, wife and
daughter, of Levers & Cooke-are all
looking as though they had secured
what they went abroad for-perfect
health.
DR.. George Herbert, accompanied
by his wife and child, will resume
practice on Maui, where he already
stands in high estimation. DR.. HI.
Laidlaw, formerly of the S S. Zea-
landia, intends to locate at Spreckels-
vile, Maui.
Mrs. Chas. H. Judd returns after a
few months absence, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Emily Kirkerterp,
whose former visit to Honolulu some
years since will be remembered by
her friends.
David Rice and wife, of Boston, are
at the Hotel. Mrs. Rice will be
Mrs. John d. Brewer, and as the only
daughter of the late Chief Justice
Harris. Mrs. Rice is accompanied by
Messrs. T. w. Hebron and E. r.
Newman have been absent studying
the cost and quality of choice drugs,
large invoice of which they are OPEN
ing in their new store on the corner
of King and Fort streets. Mr.. III. w.
Gourley will be connected with the
new firm.
Mr.. J. J. Palmer is the head of the
| old-established type foundry in San
| Francisco known as Palmer & Rey.
| This firm is one of the most enter
prising business houses on the Pacific
| Coast. Mr.. P. is accompanied by his
wife, and intends to make tour of
| the Islands.
Chief Justice Judd, who is holding
Court at Waimea, Hawaii, was in
spired with happy thought when he
decided to celebrate the tenth ami
versary of his elevation to the Chief
bench. The dinner was given last
week on Thursday in the old Parker
| mansion, in Waimea, and was at
tended by members of the Bar and
residents of Hawaii who were at
court. The affair seems to have been
impromptu, but it left very pleasant
impression ON all his guests, the
unanimous wish having been that the
! Chancellor of the Kingdom might
live forever, and never forget the
anniversary which was then and
there so successfully observed.
Mr.. Burridge, scenic artist, and Mr..
Webster, of the editorial staff of the
Inter- Ocean, of Chicago, will leave
fOr home on the Australia. They
have collected materials for work that
will undoubtedly serve to disseminate
correct views regarding Hawaii and
the Hawaii ans, and to attract tourists
to our shores.
A telegram from New York, dated
| October 81, states that there has been
no change in Mr.. Carriers condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are at the Everett
House.
Judge McCully and wife were in
Paris at the latest advices. They will
return to Honolulu in December.
We are glad to see Mr.. Thurston
again on the street, after having been
confined for month by what might
have been a serious malady. Under
the skilful care of DR.. Day, he will
probably entirely recover from the
attack of pleurisy.
Oakland seems to be q favorite
colony for Hawaiians. At recent
social, in that city, a guest counted
thirty transplanted islanders.
DR.. Kimball, formerly OF this city,
is located at Bridgton, Maine. He
recently addressed the students of the
Academy in that city on the subject
of the Islands.
DIR. A. B. Carter, late of Honolulu,
has purchased residence in New
York, and will reside there.
Miss Ellen Lane, of Honolulu, is
also visiting in New York.