The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-31
MANCHURIA ARRIVED
GOVERNOR CARTER AND WIFE
RETURNED-MANY PEOPLE RE-
TURNED FROM THE COAST.

With an unusually large crowd of
people for Honolulu, 80 in the cabin,
and small crowd of through passen-
gers, the S. S. Manchuria arrived this
morning on time from San Francisco.
She had pleasant trip during the run.
The vessel left San Francisco May 25
and brought sacks of mail for this
port. She also brought 245 tons of
general cargo for Honolulu and has g.
500 tons of through cargo.
A great many well known and pro-
minent people arrived for Honolulu.
Governor George R. Carter returned
from ah''eKtehded absehcesih CAlifofnia
in search of health. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Carter.
f, Marion Brooks finally arrived. He
went to America from Shanghai by way
of Vancouver some months ago. and
is now on his way home. He will stop
over at Honolulu however, for visit
to his old friends
Mrs Arthur M. Brown returned from
a visit to California. She went to
Southern California during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Belser and infant
returned from a visit to California.
willard E. Brown the stock broker,
returned from making the round trip
on the Manchuria. He went to San
Francisco on business
- A, W. F. Botoomley of Bishop and
Companys bank returned from an ex-
tended absence abroad. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
R. A Campbell, u. S, n. was an ar
irving passenger.
j. W. Farwell the insurance man re-
turned
Misses Violet and Vera Damon ar
rived from California
Mrs w. W. Goodale and son return
ed from a trip to the mainland.
Arthur F. Gay and Misses Freda
and Helen Gay arrived.
Mrs j. S. Gay arrived.
B. A. Levett arrived here to represent
the Treasury Department i'm the sake
cases. He was accompanied by his
wife.
c. r. Graham arrived on business
trip.
Rev j. Walter Sylvester who is to
fill the pulpit in Central Union Church,
arrived
Robert Hind and family arrived.
Mrs. H. E. Highton returned from
an extended absence on the mainland.
F. Wong Leong and wife arrived from
a visit to the mainland.
Mrs. c. c. Morse and her daughter,
Miss P. Morse, arrived for visit to c.
p. Morse and Godfrey Morse of the
American Hawaiian line.
Mrs. E. j. Lord and two children ar
rived from San Francisco.
r. A. McWayne returned from a
flying trip to San Francisco. The
Misses H. K. and L. X. Ward returned
from a visit to California. They were
with their aunt Mrs. s. c. Allen, in
San Francisco at the time of disaster.
c. X. Hedemann returned from at
tending college.
Right Reverend Liebert the bishop OF
the Hawaiian Mission. arrived, accom-
panied by the Right Rev. Verdier the
bishop of Tahiti.
Miss Ethel Paris returned from Cali
fornia.
George Robertson of c. Brewer and
Company, returned from a visit to
Byron Hot Springs.
A. M Garland, who is a through pas
senger, is the new passenger traffic
manager of the Pacific Mail S. s. Co.
Charles Streekler is a New York at
torney who is said to be going to Japan
in the interests of e. H. Hartman,
Judge j. s. Chapman is prominent
railway attorney for Los Angeles. He
is going to China, in company with his
family.
Surgeon General p NJ Rixley, U. S.
NJ is a through passengers for Hong
Kong, accompanied by his wife and p.