The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-05
INFLUX On
IN EARNEST
Australia's Big List of
Passengers.
OLD AND NEW Corners
Something About the More PrOmi-
nent People VINO Arrived
Yesterday.

The Australia brought down one hun
dred and sixty-eight passengers on this
trip. \ number of them are lkamaainas
but most Of them are strangers to Ho-
nolulu. Among them were:
Frank Baldwin and wife who have
just returned from their wedding tour
through the Eastern states. Mr.. Bald
win goes back TO Maui soon to resume
his duties as assistant manager of Paia
plantation.
/ \. a. Brown is an attorney of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. and is on his way to Aus
tralia. He viii remain here for a couple
OF weeks.
Rev. g. II. Buck is a leading Metho-
dist minister OF New York City. He I
and his wife expect To remain over here
for two weeks and will proceed to Aus I
tralia on the Moana.
\ ri. G. Carter, ;. n. Castle. Henry
Judd and William Rawlins have come
4 home 10 spend their summer vacations.
Mr. Castle is from Harvard. Carter
from ST. Johns. and the rest claim
Yale as their alma mater.
Miss Charlotte Castle is 6 cousin of
Robert Moore OF the RisdOn Iron
Works. and will visit friends here.
r. Give Davies returns from a trip TO
England where he accompanied his
wife Mr. Davies was i'm England only
six days. It was just seventeen days
ago that he went aboard the steamer
at southampton to return TO Honolulu.
II was a quick journey.
Mrs. G.. a. Davis and two children
, lcame TO join Dr. Davis who is connect
ed with Eva plantation. DR.. Davis was
formerly on the stan Of the Board of
Health physicians.
Mrs. Dillingham; returns after ten
months visit in the Eastern States,
most of her time being spent in Boston
: and New York.
d. Dorward is a representative of the
\ Rlsdon Iron Works and will proceed to
I Kihei TO take charge OF the construc-
ton Of the underground chambers of
/ the big pumps which are being install
= ed by the Risdon Iron Works. He is
accompanied by forty men who will
carry on this work
a. w. Dow comes to take position
with T.. O. Hall * Co. He was for a
j number Of years connected with lead
ing hardware house of San Francisco
+. r. Dredge, son-in-law of exMinis
ter OF Foreign Affairs Alex. Young
= comes on brief visit.
\. j. Fayerweather and son. r. Fay
n erweather of Chicago. have come for al
;. extended visit i'm the Islands. Mr.. Fay
( erweather is cousin Of Mrs. Atom!
- and Mrs. Montana.
> Miss NJ. Egan will visit her sister Mrs
| l.. w. Merrill for a few weeks.
| Frederick Haviland and daughter
J Miss A. Haviland. are relatives of MI
L. Thompson. principal of Kamehame
Z ha school. They win stay here 70
2ysome time.
y Miss Daisy Kerr. daughter of l..
y Kerr. the Queen street merchant, ha
So\ returned after taking course in med
q lcine.
. Miss Azalea Keys and Mrs. McKenzi
4 en- route for Australia, will remain Owe
! here for two weeks visiting the differ
ent islands.
< Rev. Hamilton Lee of California.
- an Episcopal minister who comes I
take Rev. Alexander Mackintosh's pu
- pit during the latter's absence in Ems
land.
Q II A. Lewis Is an attorney who has Il
y several years practiced in the Califo
MIA courts. making a speciality of Il
| Federal courts. He was connected wit
y the office of Chickering, Thomas
Gregory Of san Francisco. and com
L here to practice law with w. O. Smit
q ly TO Federal practice.
Albert Raas, wife and two childre
70 returned after a somewhat length
@ business trip 10 New York and the Ia
. i'm general. Mr.. Raas made financi
\ connections there which will be of val
y In regard to stock brokerage busine!
J. j. williams. wife and daught'
= are back again after n combined but
ness and pleasure trip spent on {
n Coast. He has been away about thu
months.
q " Mrs. George de la Vergne Is here fro
! 9 fI.os Angeles where she resides with I
. husband and son. She will visit in II
nolulu for several months with Mrs.
$ W. Cooke, her sister.
Prof w. a. Setchell and Prof. Stad
= are members Of the faculty Of the u
? - versity Of California. They will
u main here during their summer vac
-. ton. one OF the gentlemen is a bots
ist of note
q l.. A. ThurstOn returned after a br
- business trip 20 San Francisco.
Louis Schweitzer. the Nuuanu str
!, merchant. IL back again after a I
y months absence.
y u. r. Dillingham; could not get av
= from San Francisco on the Austria
- He Is i'm the big coast city and is 7
- fectlnC business connections there
regard 20 supplying coal with which
" hT several contracts which the o.
Q Railway Il Land Company have,
. Is also making arrangements for re
1 lar delivery of the same.
y ". G. Walker Of the Examiner s
will remain here for about two mon
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