The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-05

The departure of the Australia this
afternoon will he rather odd to those
people who have been in the habit OF
going down to the Oceanic dock on
Wednesday afternoons to see her of.
She will carry away quite few pas
sengers, the majority of whom are
tourists returning to their homes af-
ter IA delightful pleasure jaunt to the
Islands.
Henry Stoddard, citizen of Santa
Barbara, Cali, is highly delighted
with his visit to Hawaii. He has been
close observer of things politically
during his stay here and goes to
his home loaded down with census re-
ports, government reports and Stats
tics.
Prof. A. Agassiz. whose lecture ON
the theory of the formation of coral
reefs, at punahou, last week, was an
extremely rare treat for these parts,
accompanied by his son. is returning
to Cambridge after a study of several
months duration of the coral reefs
near Fiji.
j. f. Miller is a young American,
and n graduate of Yale, who came to
the Islands in company with Mr. Whin-
field, to investigate into the cultivation
of coffee. Mr. Winfield is now in the
Olaa district on the lookout for suit
able investment.
Miss Walsh, the Pacific coast lect-
urer for the Theosophical society, goes
back to San Francisco, after a months
l,.tn IN,
ures have been greatly appreciated by
local theosophists.
Mark Green, member of the first
of NJ. Phillips d Co., returns to San
Francisco, where he has business in
terests.
j. G. Rothwell of w. c. Peacock O.
Co., goes to California on business
mission. He expects to be back with
in IA months time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bailey are re-
turning to their home in Oakland af-
ter pleasant visit to Island friends.
Their son w. II. Bailey, Jr., who had
expected to remain in Hawaii. accom-
panies them.
Other who will take their departure
on the Australia are: l.. Griggs and
family, j. l.. Beard. II. c. Scott, Geo.
\. Andrews and wife. d. X. Edwards.
wife and daughter, VI. Green, II. Med.
Spencer, w. Mem. Woodwork. A. A.
Mayea, a. II. Reichling and 4. s.
Boyd
Diamond Head Charlie wagers that
he will sight the Gaelic some time this
afternoon or evening. In such an
event. the big liner will likely get off
! for the Coast tomorrow afternoon.
There are quite II number of passer.
gers booked for her.
Manager George =. Castle of Castle
| d Cooke leaves for San Francisco to
remain a time with his family there
o. st. j. Gilbert will take charge of
the merchandise department of the
firm during the absence of Mr. Castle.
DIR. b. ID. Bond government physi-
clan at Kohala, Hawaii, is going to re-
cuperate after many years work and
very serious illness.
George +. Richardson, master of
transportation of the Southern Paci-
tic company, and Mrs. Richardson, re-
turn to San Francisco. They have
been to the spending three weeks sight
seeing in the Islands, during which
time they have visited the Volcano.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Goldschmidt are
tourists returning to their home in
the States.
! George L. North. general agent OF
the Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society, of New York, at San Fran.
cisco, is en- route home after bust.
ness errend to the city. Mr.. North In
stituted an agency in Honolulu and
appointed Ed r. Adams general uy.
| ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey C. Drake are
leaving for their home in Chicago af
ter prolonged stay in the city. They
have been to the Orient. Mr.. Drake /,
the son of one of the best known no
tel men in America.
Arthur Daggett Mcclellan, the pur
chaser of the big Molokai ranch. and
Mrs. Mcclellan, leaves for their HON,
in Boston.
Maj. Gen. r. j. Cunliffe is homewart
bound.
Others who will go bv the Gaelic are
Mr.. and Mrs. Melanchton Hurd and
Miss Hurd. Irwin Bnrrioner and two
| sons e. RurUaSc an6 TT TT T,rrI,