The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-27
PERSONALS.
(From saturdav,s Advertiserl

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Miss NJ. Sterry came in on the Lur.
lire from the Coast.
Miss G.. Tichner was an arriving mas.
songer on the Lurline.
Mr.. and Mrl Morehead came in on
the Lnrline yr>itsday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Judd and child were
arriving passengers yesterday on the
Lurline.
Among those who came in yesterday
on the Lurline were Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Beckwith.
Miss L. johnson was among the pas.
seneers who arrived at this city on
the IuIline.
Actual construction work on the big
naval drydock at Pearl Harbor was
commenced yesterday.
DIR. V. Mitamura arrived on the Ala.
media yesterday from the Coast. He
may remain in Honolulu
G. F. Renton Jr., son of Manager
Renton of Eva plantation, arrived on
the Alameda yesterday.
Messrs. Brooks and Fleming, former.
~ of the local bar, are said to be ar.
ranging TO leave Shanghai.
j. II. Hertsche, manager of the Mo-
ana and Young hotels, returned yester.
day from his vacation trip to the Coast.
w. NJ. Langton, editor of the Para.
disc of the Pacific, returned on the Ala
media from business trip to San Fran.
cisco.
Lieutenant w. L. Burchfeld. of the
Marine Corps, arrived yesterday morn.
ing on the Alameda. He will be sta.
toned at Camp Very.
Charles W. Cobb, member of the law
firm of Henev 6 Cobb arrived in Homo.
rlu, on the Alameda, this morning, and
is stopping at the Moana.
Paul Super, secretary of the local Y.
M. G. A., came in yesterday on the
Lurine from the Coast, where he had
been spending his vacation.
James Edward Cunningham, the self.
confessed murderer of Miss Brasch. for.
merly of Honolulu, has been formally
charged with murder at San Francisco,
H. Wilmington, son of D. l.. Whiting.
ton, who has been attending Harvard
arrived yesterday on the Lurline for
his vacation, which he will spend at
home.
David Lukela has fled suit against
the Mutual Telephone Company to re.
cover $4,000 damages for injuries re.
celved when a telephone post fell with
him. Lukela is lneman.
(From Sundays Advertiser.)
George Lycurgus, who came in on
the Mauna Kea yesterday morning,
says that he expects to open the Hilo
hotel in September.
Monty Montgomery expects to leave
for the Coast in October to accompany
Mrs. Montgomery back here, and will
make this their future home.
The remains of the late w. G. Wal.
ker arrived yesterday on the Mauna
kea. They were met at the wharf ny
delegation of prominent Masons.
Maui is to have new tourist hotel.
The kahului Automobile Company has
applied to the Raymond Ranch Com.
pany for lease on the Ulupalakua
ranch house for that purpose.
The total postal revenues for Homo
lulu postotfice for the year ending June
~, according to Postmaster Pratt, were
$92,o0O. For the same period ending
June ~, 1908, the receipts were $40, 900.
Some of the immigrants who arrived
on the Aorangi claim that they were
induced to come by false pretenses.
Among the men are skilled mechanics.
and they say that they were promised
$50 month and board. Frank C. Silva
of Fall River, Mass, is the man, thew
claim, who induced them to. leave the
mainland py false promises.
Amsterdam Recorder, july &C r.
Wells, the Hawaiian sugar planter and
former Gloversvillian, who is circling
the globe with Mrs. Wells, writes from
the English metropolis under date of
June 20: Here we are in the bloom
in town of Lunnon. Came over from
Paris to meet our son, Ira, who ar
rived from New York on the 23rd inst.
to spend his vacation with u.s.. Elk.
pect to take him through England.
Scotland, Holland, Belgium and part
of France
Walter G. Smith kept open house at
his Kalaaiwa beach lodge, Ell Siesta.
from half past twelve last night to
half-past seven this morning. The af.
fair was a birthday party. Steward
Golden, of the University Club. served
the refreshments, Most of the work
ing newspaper men of the city, repre-
sentatives of the Gazette company and
delegations from the University club
and the business community attended.
Prof. Mead and his son Henry are
going over to the Volcano.
Mrs. R. W, Cathcart and two chill.
dren leave for Maui today.
Messrs. Irwin and Miner are booked
for Hawaii on the Mauna Kea.
II. A. Jaegar, Mrs. Jaegar and Miss
Jaegar, leave for Kauai today.
George Lycurgus will leave today for
Hilo by the Mauna Kea returning on
Saturday.
Colonel Schuyler and Captain
sturges, Fifth Cavalry, came into town
yesterday from Schofield Barracks.
Prof. Marius Amidis, late instructor
in French at the College of Hawaii,
will leave for the Coast ON the Ala
media.
John Detor, of the Union Grill, is
confined to a bed in the Oueen ,s hos