Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-08
PERSONALITIES

A. +. COFFIN, San Francisco
share and bond broker. is making !
round trip to sydney as a passenger
. in the Oceanic liner Sonoma.
. J. H. COMFY. who attended the Re
publican National Convention al. Chi
cago. was numbered among the pas.
.sengers TO leave the Oceanic steam
ship SoDoma this morning.
MR.. AND MRS. SIDNEY. r.. HAIR.
RIS of Pasadena. Cal, are among the
tourists who, are guests at the Moans
Hotel. They rare en- route to the
Orient for an exte nded visit.
WILLIAM LANGTON, proprietor oil
the Paradise OF the Pacific, is bach
from a business and pleasure trip &c
the mainland. He was passenger il
the Oceanic steamship Sonoma
MRS. Il, MILLAR, a well-known so
ciety woman on the Coast, is number
ed among the passengers TO leave the
Oceanic steamship Sonoma at this
port. Mrs. MiIlar is accompanied by
Miss Florence Goldman.
JUDGE j. W. BURDETTE, prom
inent San Francisco jurist, is a
through passenger in the Oceanic lin
er Sonoma, and, accompanied by Mrs.
Burdette, will make a round trip to
Australian ports in the liner.
ENSIGN SAM HENDERSON, Mrs,
Henderson, Lieut. G. II. Laird, Mrs,
Laird and two children and Miss E NJ.
Searle are a party of United States
naval people who will leave the Oce-
anic liner Sonoma at Page Page.
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teInal revenue collector at this port.
returned this morning from Wailukl,
where he and his family have besn
visiting since the Fourth.
WALTER A. SMITH, a graduate of
Berkeley University, arrived at Haka-
lau. His position will be that of plan
tation surveyor. We will find in his
travels many gulch easy to get into
but hard to get out of.-Kohala Mid
get.
FATHER CARROLL preached an
English sermon at the 8 O'clock mass
at the Catholic Cathedral yesterday.
He is brother of Miss Grace Carroll
and Mrs. Carl -du Roi and is here for
visit to the Islands and with his sis
ters.
HON. NEIL NIELSEN, commission
er of lands in the Australian COM
monweaIth, who has been conducting
an investigation and campaign for inn
migration throughout the British
Northwest, is returning to the south
ern continent as passenger in the
Oceanic liner Sonoma.
CAPT. J. R. PARKER, a we'll
known dredge owner and capitalist,
returned to Honolulu this morning in
the Oceanic liner Sonoma. Captain
Parker has just recently acquired a
beautiful villa and country establish
ment, situated near Santa Cruz and
known as. the Willows.
w. A. KINNEY was heard from in
today's mail. He wrote under date of
June IS from his new estate in Nova
Scotia. Mr.. Kinney was still confined
to bed but slowly recovering and ex-
pected to be up in about week, The
letter was to his law frm,. Kinney,
Prosser, Anderson &. Marx, and his
partners expect Mr.. Kinney back in
Honolulu in the. fall.
f. S. SAMUELS, vice president and
general manager oil the Oceanic.
Steamship Company, with headquar-
tiers at San Francisco. is making. a
round trip to Sydney in the liner. So
noma 1t is the purpose of Mr.. Sam,
uels to gather first-hand information
concerning the several agencies es-
tablished in the south seas He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Samuels and son,
Harold Samuels.
p. r.. BRODZAIK, a prominent bus
inessman at Sydney, N. S. W., and
Mrs. Brodzaik are through passengers
in the Oceanic liner Sonoma, calling
at Honolulu this morning en- route to
the Antipodes. Mr.. and Mrs. Brod-
zaik will leave the .Sonoma at this
port to transfer to the British steam
er Zealandia, which vessel will convey
the party to Fiji, where they expect
to remain for some time.
WUuV OWHn"rED