The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-23
PERSONALS
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Mr. and MIS- A, L. Castle vent away
GA the kofca.
Mu. A. d scroggy was a coast bound
passenger yeAtcfuay.
Carl du hol was among The outgoing
coast passengers yesterday.
CHIEF Justice Hartwell was passen.
ger TO the coast Oa the Korea.
Rev. Mr. Thwing and family will
spend the summer at Karuizawa,
Japan.
AIRS. a. T. Hartwell and Miss Hart.
well were booked for the coast on the
Korea.
President Griffiths and wife of Oahu
College left on the Korea for years
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Young and
Miss Bertha Young left for the coast
on the Korea.
Lieut.. Col. a. A. Coyne, n. G.. H.,
is confined to his home with a badly
sprained ankle.
Mrs. Doris l.. Paris left for the coast
on the Korea yesterday. She will be
absent for several weeks.
James Page of the Gregg Company
is one of the tennis players who will
take part in the Maui play.
Rumor has it that Mkt Saito, former
Japanese Consul. General here, will ar
rive on the Nippon Maru to investigate
the strike situation.
President Griffiths of Oahu College
takes collection of 125 lantern lidas,
picturing the Hawaiian Islands, with
him on his trip TO the mainland
Senator George Fairchild and family
are going to Germany, where one of the
children will undergo special treatment.
Mr.. Fairchild will return in November
Hawaii S delegates to the National
Irrigation Congress at Spokane will be
James II. Taylor, w. H. Rabbit, R. s.
Hosmer, A. f. Knudsep and l.. c, Black
man.
Consul McTighe has been heard from
in County Cork, Ireland, which place
he is visiting after many years. alb
sence in Hawaii. He writes that he
finds everything about the same as when
he left it. He is enjoying himself as
well as the cold weather and fogs will
permit, but is growing homesick fol
Hawaii.
Miss Lucy A. Lloyd was yesterda,
appointed deputy collector in the In
ternal Revenue Department under civi
service rules by Collector Walter +
Drake. Miss Lloyd has for some time
been acting as deputy collector undel
temporary appointment. Recently
an examination was held for the posi-
ton, and she was among those of tn,
applicants who ranked highest
So rapid has been the increase OF
business of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany, that the plant is about to be dou
bled. Alonzo Gartley, manager of tn,
company, stated yesterday that step
will be taken at once to increase tn,
manufacturing capacity of the plan
one hundred fold. The 5O0-volt con
verter is being taxed almost to it
limit and 50O-kilowat rotary con
verter will be ordered at once.
George Lycurgus has arrived at Hill
on the Enterprise. Il
DIR. C. B. Wood will be back ON tn,
Mongolia, July %.
A. Lewis Jr. is booked to depart OF
the Mauna Loa today.
w. C. Hardy was an arriving pas
senger on the Claudine.
w. Ting Chong sailed on the W. G
Hall for Kauai last night.
Mrs. Mary Duncan will leave for tn
south on the Mauna Loa.
Rev. G. p. Hong arrived here on tn
Claudine yesterday morning.
DR.. j. S. b. Pratt arrived yesterday
from the south on the Claudine.
Mrs. l.. F. Leslie is among the pas
sengers booked on the Mauna Loa.
William Henry was among those VIII,
arrived on the Claudine yesterday.
w. B. Gibbons and DIR. Gibbons ar
booked for the Claudine this evening.
Miss A. Wodehouse was among tn
arriving passengers on the Claudin
yesterday.
, A. S. Wilcox and wife were anon,
those booked to sail on the w. G. Hal
for Kauai last night.
Superintendent Mcveigh, of the Ka
laupapa Settlement, was an arriving
passenger on the Claudine.
: An afternoon paper states that Japa
: nese strikers are leaving for the othe
islands in search of work. Two hun
dred are said to have gone in search o
employment on the Hamakua ditch
Kealoha, trusty detailed to work i
one of the government nurseries, fel
, from an electric car yesterday morning
apd was so seriously injured that h
had to be taken to the Queens Hos
pital for treatment. IT is feared tina
he may have sustained a conclusion
of the brain.
Delegate Kuhio is credited by an aft
ernoon paper with having criticised tn
way things are run at the Capitol. TIL
! charge is made that the authorize
. tacitly agreed to find place for Gee
Smithies when he should be eliminate
from the Treasurer Department an
then failed to do so.