Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-08

SENATOR DAVID X, BAKER, of
Hawaii, is visiting in this city.

SENATOR DAVID X BAkER, o
Hawaii, is visiting in this city. !, .
/ JUDGE ARCHIE MAHAULU Of Wa
ialua is a visitor in Honolulu today.
| U. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY r. W
BRECkON5 may return from Hill,
Sunday morning on the Wilhelmini
for brief visit hcre. ".r~
PROF.. A. r. KELI.E.-, who went t.
hilo Tuesday to inspect the survey
of the insanitary lands in that city
4 Will return. tomorrow. r..
/ ii. GAILLARD SMART has leased
The beach residence of Judge Wilder
and will occupy it with Mrs. Smart
upon their return from Hawaii
ATTORNEY. GENERAL w. w
/ THAYER is expected to return tomor
row morning from Hilo, where he has
been spending months vacation.
HARRY M. GILBERT, accompanies
to David Bispham, is a passenger or
the Ventura, returning to the main.
land, following a tour of the Antipo.
!, des. l.
J. B. AND F.. l. MURPHY, San
Francisco business men, are complet-
ing a round trip to the Antipodes as
passengers in the Oceanic liner Ven
tura ,ae
DR.. J. s. B. PRATT drove to Wal.
manalo this morning, conveying san
itary inspector to that district to
make a study of health conditions
there. 80
j. A. AND MRS CROKER and
Master r. Croker of San Francisco
arrived in the steamer Ventura after
, having visited extensively in Australia
and New Zealand.
F. Won SCHWEINITZ, a German
planter in the Samoan islands, is pro-
ceeding to the United States, and then
to Germany, on vacation. He is a
passenger in the Ventura
G. W. BECK, tourist en- route from
Sydney to the United States, was num-
bered among the passengers in tae
Oceanic liner Ventura, who decided
to remain over at Honolulu for few
weeks.
OTTO WURFULL, a German mer-
chant and planter of Samoa arrived at
Honolulu in the Ventura this morn.
ing. He will await the sailing of the
Ventura for the south seas some
weeks hence.
|. SUPERINTENDENT, j. w. CALD
WELL and the members of the tar-
Dor commission who went to Kauai
a few days ago, are expected to re-
turn Sunday. Caldwell will go to Ha.
wall next Wednesday
DAVID X. SHERWOOD, Deputy U.
5. Marshall goes to Maui on the
Claudine today to bring back Marks
and Maria haleiho-a, arrested by Sher.
III Crowell at Puunene this morning
on a statutory charge
T. G. LAHEY, lumberman from
Queensland, is making trip to the
Pacific coast of the United States as
a passenger in the liner Ventura, for
the purpose of studying American
methods in handling the product.
DAVID BISPHAM, the well-known
singer who some months ago delighted
local audiences in a series of recitals,
is returning to the mainland as pas
senger In the Ventura Mr.. Bispham
closed successful season in Austria
liza. Isl
w. E. CLAYTON, who is said to.
have been instrumental in financing
one or more large projects in Mel
bourne and other Australian cities, is
returning to London as passenger in
the Ventura, that called from the col
onies today.
A. CARRLOT, a well-known bota1-
list and scientist of France, who has
spent some time in Australia and now
Intends TO visit Japan and the Far
East, arrived here this morning rs a.
passenger in the Oceanic liner Ven
tura. ~. ..-.
( ATTORNEY w. T. RAWLINS in
tends paying Hilo brief visit, leaving
tomorrow afternoon on the Mauna Kea
and returning Tuesday morning. For
this reason no session of the banana
court" will be held Monday, the cases
set for that date being continued to the
following Saturday.
BROTHER ALPHoNSUS, identified
with British missionary station in
the Samoan islands, arrived III the
Oceanic liner Ventura this morning
and will remain here until the arrival
of the next steamer to the south seas.