The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-21

Sir John and Lady Benton are re.
turning to their home in England by
the way of the States. Sir John is
a prominent civil engineer of the In
dian government under whose super
vision and direction the greatest irri-
cation projects have been put through
in India.
!, l. Tucker Burr, a prominent banker
of Boston, Mass, returns home after
a tour of the Orient and his accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
H. c. Donnels, auditor of the Equit-
able Life Insurance Company Of New
York, returns to San Francisco, his
headquarters, after a residence of one
year in Japan.
Mrs. Emma 'Shafter-Howard, a
prominent Californian, returns home
after a tour of Japan and is accom-
panied by Mrs. Gaillard Stoney of
San Francisco.
G. B. Linnard of Philadelphia has
been making a tour of Japan and is
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter.
j j. w. Smith, a banker of Fargo,
N. D., returns home after a tour of
the world and is accompanied by his
! Wifa and dou0htar ord tr,o .o,a
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n Newburger, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, return home after a
tour of China and Japan and are ac-
companied by Miss Irene Hirscheim-
er, Miss Ethel Lowenstein and Frank
Hirscheimer.
U. S. Consul General Summons, sta
toned at Yokohama is ON visit to
his home in the States. Mr.. Sam
mons had considerable experience in
Korea and North China during the
Russian-Japan war. He also estab-
lished number of American con-
sulates throughout North China.
Mr.. and Mrs. P E. Sargent, of Bos-
ton, are taking a party of thirteen
students for tour of the world. Mr..
Sargent is also accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs G. B. Upham also of Boston.
Andrew Welch, a prominent plant
Ell and business man, returns to his
home in San Francisco after bust
ness trip to the Philippine Islands.
Charles Pin, director of party of
eight French tourists, is on the way
to the States where the party expect
to remain for six weeks Their names
are as follows: e. Agache, P. Dam
bricourt L. Joliot, V. Lorent, E. Maur-
err, C. Tartier, NJ Tartier and Nine.
zucchi.
E. L. Neville, a big cotton shipper
of the South, returns to his home in
Texas after having made tour of
the Orient, and is accompanied by
his wife.
G. H. Force, president of the Cali
fornia Corrugated Culvert Company of
Los Angeles, returns home after max
ing a business trip to the Orient. Mr..
Force is accompanied by his wife
MAkURA A FULL SHIP.
The popular liner Makura of the
Canadian-Australian line arrived off
port a few hours ahead of time this
morning, bringing a large number of
passengers for this port and 491 tons
of cargo. She is a full ship, only
having room for few passenger IS
from this port to Vancouver Her
through passengers number 349.
Purser ~ Barnett reports meeting
with a southeast gale after leaving
Sydney, followed by fresh southeast
trades and moderate seas to Suva
From the Fiji port she butted against
fresh northeast trades and rough head
seas all the way to this port.
The Makura gets away at O'Clock
tonight for Vancouver and is locked
at the Alakea street wharf. Her mi
ports included 2729 bags sulphate Of
ammonia, 42O bags dried blood, IS
cases tea, II cases jam, SO4 packages
frozen meat 80 boxes butter, cages
dogs, 5l2 crates onions, 6 cases fish.
PRoMETHEus WITH FERTILIZER.
The fertilizer steamer Prometheua
arrived off port early this morning
from Makatea.
She had to wait her turn to be
passed by the doctors and came in
shortly after nine o'clock and locked
, at the Railroad wharf.
WIN. p. FRYE HERE.
, After being reported in mistake the
. ship VIM, P. Frye arrived from San
/ Francisco early this morning.