The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-04
AUSTRALIA
OFF TODAY
Many Young Folks For
College.
ed. POLITE is BOOKED
SewaIl on the List But May not 60
Hiram Bingham for Har-
ard University.

The sailing of the Australia today is
important to the young people in that
large number of college students re-
turn to their studies on the mainland,
and quite a number OF would-be col
Ilegians are off to take their Initiation
in the colleges from San Francisco to
Boston. Among those going are Albert
Along of Harvard w. ID. Rawlins or
Yale. Miss Marion Dillingham;. Miss
Sara Robertson, Miss Nora Sturgeon,
MIR Judd, Fred Alexander. and others.
| Hiram Bingham, Jr., leaves for Har-
ward to pursue a course of historical
tstudies for a year in the graduate
school to attain the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy. What his plans are af-
ter that are not yet apparent, but 1t Is
/ quite possible he VIII spend his sum-
/ mer vacation in Honolulu.
Broker Ed. POLITE returns to the
Coast after business trip here in the
| interest of the flotation of Hawaiian
securities upon the New York boards.
Col. Macfarlane is in New York and a
| meeting of the two Is looked forward
to by thqee interested in the big stock
project.
Mr.. a. J. Fayerweather and son,
I Roades, leave for Chicago. They have
been the guests of Mrs. Along during
their stay in the city. Mr.. Fayerweath-
er came to- the islands for a rest from
his exacting duties with the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railway, of
which he is general claim agent, and
returns much improved.
Harold NJ. Sewall is booked for pass
age but may defer his trip until later
steamship.
NJ. III. Flint. United States postoffice
inspector, after nearly three months
work in changing the Hawaiian postal
system into that of the United States
leaves for Los Angeles, accompanied
by Mr.. II. Il. Hall. travelling inspector
Both officials have traversed the isl
, ands of the group in the interest of the
new system and have succeeded IL
: completing the list of postoffices with
. out any difficulty. Mr.. Flint has mad
3 a host of friends and leaves Honolulu
! with the aIohas of the "boys" of tn
1 postoffice, the newspaper fraternity
r and the residents who will be given tn
;, free delivery system. the result of MI
= Flint's interchangeable efforts In that d'
i rection.
Following Is the list of passengers al
ready booked:
10 AL. Peyser. c. J. Ellis, Carl Janser
Mrs. ]. c. Mcwilliams, T. c. Will
Mrs. Rocker, Mrs. Wills. Miss Wills, 4
II. Along, a. r. Along. III. j. Nolte.
Il. Banning. A. ]. Fayerweathe
Roades Fayerweather, c. NJ Walton
wife and son, Miss A. +. Beard, Mis-
Merry, c. l.. Clement, G. j.. Bryan
and wife, DR.. o. G. Singleton and wifi
Mrs. s. NJ. Lowrey, Miss Kerr, Miss
X. Boardman, Misses Wilcox, T..
Wilcox, Ralph Wilcox, G. f. Alexande
Horace Il. Giffard, Ed. Pollitz ar
valet, Mr.. Styne. Mr.. Lemon, X. J
Campbell. G. w. Harris. F. w. Eel
and wife, Mrs Geo. II. Paris and chill
Mrs. r. Gear, Miss Paris, II. +. Jud
Jas II. Judd. b. +. Dillingham; al
- wife, j. X. Farley. J. w. Alexande
sergt. ]. f. Wood, wife and child, n
and Mrs Goodwin, T. c. Baldwin, Y
+. Damon. J. j. Taylor and wife. :.
Castle. II. Schultz, Geo. Dillingham;,
G.. Smith. w. u. Schmidt, Mrs. G. Dri'
Miss Swain, Harold and Phillip RI
Miss Anna Rice, Miss Martha Smit
Mrs. w. H. Rice. Miss Mary Rice. Nj
Nora Sturgeon. Miss Sarah RobertsC
NJ. II. Flint. MIR. Hall. Miss Marion .
ck' bingham. Miss S. Judd, Capt. O. w.
"a Donald, wife and child. w. ID. Rawli
d. II. Case, \. Zuckerman, c. l.. Wig
for II. L. Rice. Miss X, Reynolds. Miss
Crozier. Hiram Bingham, Jr., H.
Sewall.