Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-16


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for the coast on the Wilhelmina to
morrow. He expects to be gone thret
months, which time he viii spend OF
the Pacific coast and in the Yosemite
valley.
r. L. OSBORN is an arrival in this
city to accept an important position
with the American Can Company. He
Is accompanied by Mrs. Osborn. They
were passengers N the .Matson steam
er .Manoa = /, n, :.
WILLIAM HATCH. son Of the prin.
icipal owner In the Monticello Steam.
ship. company with his bride; are to
spend some weeks in the islands. Mr..
and Mrs. Hatch were passengers in
the steamer Manoa.
JUDGEJ. PnWISENEAGEN, of the
Philippine bench, isfa passenger on
the Paciiic Man liner China, en- route
from Manila 10 the mainland. He
will spend some months in visiting
bis former home IN the south. q.
DIR. n. NEWBERNE, who has been
identified With the far east for q
number Of years, residing at Manila
and along the coast Of China and ia
pan, is 4 through passenger In the
Pacific Mail liner China for the coast.
8 WILLIAM r. SIMS, who has been
absent on the coast for some weeks
on q governmental mission, was a re-
turning passenger In the Oceanic
liner Ventura yesterday. He Is
expecting to make another tour Of the
Pacific slope within few days.
HERMAN FRANKEL, identified
with the theatrical business in New
York and Australia, is through pas.
senger IN the liner Ventura. Frankel
has booked Richard Bennett and a
number of other stars for an extended
engagement In Australia and New
Zealand. :
SAMUEL BLAIR, prominent the
atrical and motion picture mpresario,
well known In Honolulu where he has
figured in several engagements, re-
turned to the islands as passenger
In the Oceanic liner Ventura. He has
to secure a local theater for
the exhibition of late feature pic
lures. -: ~
C. M. ATHERTON, prominently
Identified with the business interests
Of the state of Nebraska, and resi-.
dent of Omaha, is an arrival at the
city as a passenger IN the steamer
Manoa. With Mrs. Atherton and
daughter Natalie they may decide to
make the islands their home for some
time to come.
EBEN p. LOW, manager of the
Oahu Shipping Company and can
didate for mayor of the city and coun-
ty Of Honolulu, who has been away
on the island Of Hawaii on vacation
bent, returned to the city this morn
Ing as a passenger In the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Kea. Mr. Low has
been. mduledng In game hunting on
the slopes of Maunaloa-
GOVERNOR PINKHAM put in a
busy few hours this morning, but he
did not go to the capitol. He re-
NAMED at his home, where he knew
he would not be interrupted every
i've minutes by callers. Though it
was not given out at his Office, it is
believed he Is preparing for the Ha-
Is ali trip by getting together data that
will be of Importance to him there.
R. J. BAKER. the local photograph
n, who is visiting his brother and
sister at Lindsay, Cal, gave an illus
rated lecture on Hawaii in that city
IN the evening of May 20. A large
audience listened attentively to Mr..
Bakers splendid talk and enjoyed i'm
his fine pictures of the many
,eautiful scenes on the Hawaiian ISL
lnds, says the Lindsay Gazette.
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