The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-16
(From Sunday s Advertiser.)


(From Sundays Advertiser.)
n. c. wiirong, tax assessor of the
County of Hawaii, is in the city.
c. II. Jennings of Koloa is in town
to attend the Federal grand jury ses.
sion.
John r. NOR, manager of Onomea
plantation. came down on the Mauna
Kea yesterday.
Herbert White, who is staying at
the Moana Hotel returned from the
volcano yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Knight, a sister of David
Dowsett, will arrive here from the
mainland on April Is.
Fl. G. Leeds and wife of San Fran
cisco will arrive here Monday on the
Korea, and will stay at the Moana
Hotel.
n. b. Lewis and wife returned on
the Mauna Kea yesterday from the
volcano. They will leave for the ORR
ent on the Korea.
II. V. Patten, cashier of the First
Bank of Hilo, accompanied by Mrs.
Patten and the children, were passen-
gers arriving on the Mauna Kea from
Hilo yesterday.
J. w. Wilbur of Chicago has writ
ten to the management on the Moana
Hotel, reseving suite of rooms. Mr.
Wilbur will arrive here from the
mainland on the Korea Monday.
Julius Asch is today celebrating his
sixty-irst birthday. Mr.. Asch came
to Honolulu about thirty years ago
and has been prominent in general af-
fairs ever since. He is a Democrat
w. K. Benton of Los Angeles has
written to this city for hotel accom-
modations. He will arrive here on the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia. which sails
shortly from San Francisco.
J. B. BRYAN, of malihini Christmas
tree" fame, and who was one of the
Judges in the Floral Parade, returned
yesterday with his wife and son after
ten days stay at the volcano.
Rev. DR.. Charles Edmund Hart, who
is at present in Santa Barbara, Cal
| ifornia, has reserved accommodations
at the Moana Hotel and will arrive
| here from the mainland on the next
| Alameda.
Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall is bring
ing party of six people to the Is
/ minus libll IAbo EhhS tiNS' Ems - ~
information conveyed in letter here,
reserving rooms at the Moan8 Hotel
| for the tourists.
L. w. Mute and wife of Boston ar
rived here yesterday morning on the
Mauna Kea from weeks stay at
the Volcano of Kilauea. They were
enthusiastic over the wonderful sight
which they beheld on the Island OF
Hawaii.
At the special moving picture show
in X. of p. hall on Tuesday evening
there will be two hours of fine films
for everybody at twenty-five cents ad
mission. A brief address on the Damon
and Pythias film will be made by 6
local Pythian.
j. W. Smith and family of Fargo
North Dakota, will leave on the Kore;
for the Orient, making the round triI
in the vessel Mr.. Smith is a trac
tion magnate of Fargo, and he is de
lighted with these Islands, He ha
been here for the past two months.
Mrs. A. II. Robertson. wife of al
officer on the u. s. $. Tennessee, whicl
was here with the Pacific fleet, vii
!, return to the States on the Manchuria
/. after Il ten months stay in Hawaii
: Mrs. Robertson will take her little so
with her. She will meet her husban
in San Francisco, where the Pacifi
fleet will be next month. The Ter
nessee and two others of the fleet wi
be sent to Bremerton Navy Yard t
90 ON the drydock, while the remaiI
der of the fleet will be stationed a
Mare Island for a short time.
: Judge Barnard of Laupahoehoe
q spending few days in the city.
Q d. l.. Van Dine returned to Hawa
!. on the Korea from a business trip
the States.
W. II. Hoogs WAS an arriving pa
senger from the mainland by the Pi
cifc Mail liner Korea Yesterday.
"a Herbert p. Eakin, of the NJ A. Gum
Co., Los Angeles, was an arrival on II
=. Korea yesterday. He will remain Sc
!, eral weeks in Honolulu.
10 A. L. Black, the assistant eashi'
of the Bank of California. arrived he
on the Korea yesterday. He is on h
le annual trip TO the Islands.
10 l.. Akana, manager of the branch I
r Sing Chong company at Waiau ri'
10 plantation, left with his bride for
e, visit to China yesterday. They vi