Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
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E. n. PARIS is back from bust
ness. trip to Maui 1e was passen.
ger in the steamer Clandine.
JUDGE L. A. DIcKEY OF Kauai is
a Honolulu visitor, having arrived In
the steamer KinaH yesterday. -
JOHN WATERHoUSE, who has
been away on a business mission to
Kauai, returned in the steamer Khan
yesterday. r.. 80 T. T.
JUDGE JAMES NJ. MoNSARRAT is
registered at the Stewart hotel San
francisco. 49,. ID: -
{ BERTRAM Won DAMN was
among the returning passengers in
the Inter-Island steamer Kinau from
Kauai ports. = -. =
w. MI. GIFFARD, president OF the
territorial board OF agriculture and
forestry, returned from Maui yester.
day in the steamer Claudine.
w. +. HEILBRoN and Mrs. He'll
bron are passengers In the Matson
Navigation steamer Wilhelmina re-
turning from the coast. s%
MR.. and MRS. III. O. BURKLAND,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. III. Birdeye and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Clarkson of Honolulu
are registered at the Manx, San Fran
cisco. =. :.
H. p. FAYE of Kekaha and A. b.
Lindsay OF Maui, Hawaii, plantation
owners and managers, are at the Stew
art. They are en- route to their former
home in Scotland for an extended
visit.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK. G. ATH-
ERTON and their children will be ar
irving passengers on the Wilhelmina
tomorrow morning, after spending sew
eral months on the coast
F. NJ. HATCH is numbered among
the passengers expected to return
from the mainland in the Matson Nav
igation steamer Wilhelmina due at
this port tomorrow morning.
/. ALEXANDER q. HAYES, .JR., will
leave Honolulu for Cuba early In jan
uary, where he will be identified for
the next year with large sugar plan.
tati0n. Mrs. HAYES viii fellow her
h,,.t,o ~ ,,<,v,, 4ft{3 =. 49, -
LIEUTENANT AND MRS. G. E.
according to the latest
mails are registered at the 81. Fran
els, San francisco, from Honolulu.
Lieutenant Fuflief u eDmlnandant at /
the Kapshameha schopI for Boys.
ARTHUR KIDMAN, one Of the larg.
est exporter, of Aaistf4liap mead. who
has visited the mainland In the inter
est of colonial packers, is returning to
Sydney as passenger u 1 he Oceanic
steamer Sononaa = -. :. 'sss
REV. and MRS. ., H ciIJLIcK, who
were among the many victims
in i train rosbery on the Pacific coast,
are reported ia have left San Fran
cisco for Honolulu In the Matson Nayt
cation steamer WiIhelmina due to ar
rive here tomorrow morning.
SAM BLAIR. the San FFanciseoI
theatrical magnate, With Mrs. Blair.
reached this city with the arrival Of
the Oceanic liner Sonoma this morn.
ing. Blair viii remain here for feWl
days. as he expects to return to thed
coast in the Ventura.
JUDGE and MRS. Fl. E. COOPER. !
who have been absent on the main. j
and for several months, during which
time they visited the cities along the
east coast Of the United States, re
turned to the islands this morning in
The Oceanic liner Sonona.
& DOUGLASS CRANE, identified with
j large importing and exporting con-
Germ on the coast that conducts an ex.
Lensive business in the South seas, is
IN arrival III the Oceanic liner So
noma. He Is en- route to Page Page
and other islands below the line. =
MISS, MARION WILHELM, one of
xauai's daughters. arrived on the So
loma this morning to accept a posi-
ion with the board Of health in Hilo.
Miss Wilhelm is graduate Of st.
Mary's Hospital. She Is at present a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. ]. H. Thomp-
ION In Kalihi. g.>s>-s- l.
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: & <g Tip to the Ambitious.
:. Louis j. HorowitZ, the sky-scraperI