Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-04
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! MRS. S. CRESSATY was an arrival
In the Matsonia from les Angeles.
JOHN WATT returned from bust
, ness and pleasure trip to the coast as
passenger in the Matsonia.
SAMUEL PARKER returned TO the
island of Hawaii in the steamer Nau
ma Kea, sailing for Hilo this morning.
E. c. PETERS was a passenger in
the steamer KHAN for Kauai last ey-
evening. returning to Honolulu Sunday
morning. II.
MRS. c. B. HOFGAARD Is booked
rs passenger for Kauai norts in the
steamer W. G. Hall. leaving Honolulu
March ). E....
FRANK 4. POWE. manager OF the
iAreonaut Hotel. San Francisco. is a
visitor in Honolulu, stopping at the
Young Hotel. =.
| w. T. FROST is eontempla ting a
business trim to Hawaii in the steam
err Mauna Kea. sailing for the Big
Island on March I.
COZ ONFI. and MRS. T. ". REFS
aud Miss Helen Rees, arrivals in the
MatsCnia. are planning to return to
the coast in that vessel
FRANK SEvFPIO of the San Fran
cisco office Of the Matscn ComDanv
,, is making a FLYING trip to the islands
as passenger in the Matsonia.
Mr.. and MRS. II. FISK OF Colorado
were Messengers on the Matsonia.
They come to Honolulu to escape the
cold weather of their home city.
HENRIETTA GoODNoTGH HILL
left TODAY on the Mauna Kea fer Hilo
whore ste will spend some time in
connection with her advertising bust
ness.
MRS. RETTA GRAHAM Of Sierra,
mento was a passenger on the Mat
sonia. She cones to Honolulu to ioin
her husband. who has been here some
time
MFsSRS. J. w and 8. r. PAUSON
and Misses Jeanette and Rose Pausen
are a party Of San Francisco people
who are making round trip from
the coast in the Matsonia
W. H. FINK of Denver had a close
call from missing the Matson liner
Matsonia at San Francisco. He viii
remain in the islands some weeks be-
fore returning to the, coast.
]. s. LAyENSON and Mrs. Laven-
son, well-known Oakland. Cal, society
people. are in the city following the
arrival of the Matsonia.. They expect
to remain here for several weeks
G. H. G. DEERING and Mrs. Deer.
ing have returned to the islands from
an extended tour Of the mainland.
Thew were passengers in the Matsonia
arriving from San Francisco yesterday
morning.
GALEN NJ. FISHER. national sec.
reIary OF the I. NJ. y. A. OF JaDan,
who. with Mrs. Fisher and children,
arrived in Honolulu on the Tenyo Ma
ru, has gone to Kauai for a three
weeks" visit at the home of G. N. VIII
cox
G. R. HUNT, reclamation engineer
in the public works department. leaves
today for Hilo. to complete the work
of making borings. soundings and cur
rent meter readings to determine the
water flow in the tract to be reclaim
ed in that city.
Mr., and MRS. JAS. MOIR, Misses
Elizabeth and Nancy Moir and nurse
make I'm party of Denver, Colo.
tpeonle who will make leisurely tour
of the islands before returning to the.
mainland They were numbered among
the passengers arriving in the Mat
sonia
]. NURRIN is in charge of party.
Of Is tourists that met at Chicago and
iourneved across the continent, TAX
ing massage in the Matsonia for Ho-
nolulu. The party expects to return
to the coast in this vessel A visit
to the crater of Kilauea will be made
during the stay in the islands.