Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-21

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Mr.. AND MRS. H. sPHILLIPS. OF
Kaimuki will leave next Tuesday on
two weeks pleasure trip to Kauai.
WILLIAM o. SMITH was~number.
ed. among the returning passengers
, in the steamer Mauna Kea from Hilo.
:. MISS NJ. CASE, with the nursing
staff at Queens Hospital. returned
from trip to the coast in the Lur-
line. .,.
MISS M. O'DONNELL has returned
from a tour of the world as a passen-
ger in the Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline. - 49,"
ACTING GOVERNOR e. A. MOTT.
SMITH is back from a business and
pleasure trip to Hawaii. He was a
passenger In the steamer Mauna .kea.
F. J. HARE, a federal postal Off
eial, returned to the islands today as
a passenger in the Matson Navigation
steamer Lurline. - q -. -.
GEORGE II HENsHALL. has re,
turned from conference held with
Director General FDougherty of the
Mid Pacific Carnival at Hilo.
81 1stsE II
FRANK J. WOODS, the Hawaii
ssncher is e visitor TO the city. hsy.
ing arrived In The ,Mauna Loa this
morning from Wtntivard ports.
JOHN H. WISE, now identified
with homestead scheme in Waimea
district on Hawaii, returned to Ho-
nolulu In the Manna Loa this morn
ing. ass,i,sti 91ssa * 81 rs: : - r. -
60 s.esssshys z1SEs ~ i "
OWEN WILLIAMS at the head of
Wells Fargo interests in these isl.
ands, has completed an inspection of
the Hilo branch He was a passen.
ger In the steamer Mauna Kea.
LOKRIN A.sTHURSToN, vice-presi-
dent and general n1anagertof the Hilo
Railway Company has arrived in San
Francisco ana is registered at the
Bellevue hotel.
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A. @. HARDWOOD and J.. d. Proud,
identified with 5the Order of Elks at
coalinga. were arrivals In the steam.
er Lurline this morning. They viii
Spend vacation in the islands.
MISSES ANGA GoNKL1N and LIZ.
ia McFadyen. and J. C. Golden, vaude-
vile and theatrical performers, were
numbered among the passengers to
arrive from the mainland in the Lur,5
line. SIS - a.st $ b:
- MRS sGE0RGE kAIsIMER Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in Honolulu on
the Lurline to visit her SON, Arthur e.
.Larimer of the Y. M. G. A. Mrs. Lari-
mer intends remaining in. Honolulu
indefinitely S. ms sss.
MRS. g. -LARIMER, mother OF. Sec:
rotary Larimer Of the local Y. m: C.
"a official staff. was AN arrival from
the coast this morning in the Matson
Navigation liner L,lrline. Mrs, Lar
inner viii make her home in this city.
CARL s. .CARLSMITH, Mrs. Carl
smith and four children are back
from several months spent along the
Pacific Coast. Carlsmith attended To-
some business matters while away.
They will proceed to Hawaii within a
short time. ~. ..,.s~->.y = -
CHARLES A. DREW, who has been
appointed to the Office of claim agent
with the Matson Navigation Company
with headquarters in this city was a
passenger in, the Mauna Kea from
Hilo this morning. t4Drew has been
representing the Matson interests at j,
Hilo for some months past. ..s,s>..s@.
s. w. TAY, sanitary engineer for the
territorial board of Ihealth, returned
to Honolulu this morning after q
week'srtoar Of inspection over. Maui
He reports health conditions on the
Valley Isle to be excellent, particular
ly among the plantation camps, where
a large number of new improvements
are being installed =" 49,. ..'..'.' =
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