Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30


A u BROWN Was I'll .Fr:,uI ron
Australia in 'he R-,:;>A ;. .Ar2"r Ma.
kura today.
MR.. AND Mrs II \ NNIrW!N
are booked for Mani III T.. Steamer
Claudine this evening
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES X
FORBES are contemplating u.Irlp In
the mainland in few Weeks
SENATOR AND MRS II y FIN.
HALLOW viii sail tor their ;"no on
Maui in the IMter-IsIaGd rlaNd:n, This
evening.
LUIS CULLEN GIL. H., n-W ION,
sui for Spain. paid his official ,,.-
s.,rct> 10 Governor Pinkhum today
MIR. AND MRS. +. +. HAINWlN
are numbered With the passengers >
leave this evening for Mani II the
steamer Claudine. i hey arrived o.
the Siberia today.
CAPT. HENRY ADAMS. a Veteran
Snowman. has closed a Spa5uH in i've
colonies and is returning to IT,. mIin.
land in the steamer Makura ~. car
ries a number OF performing sails
PROF. RALPH SHELDON HOS
MER formerly territorial forester
and now Of Cornell University. and
Mrs Sheldon. announce the birth of
a son. in letters received from New
York.
D. G. CUTLER and MRS. J. T. CUT
LER, of Duluth, Minn.. will spend sev.
eral weeks in the islands They we're
passengers in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia today
HI-EI-N IL MORo.Nl, lTdNPlllu8 Cnpl
for the Pacific Mail Company. is max
ing an inspection trip to the Far East
in the Siberia. He will return to the
coast on another liner
YAM SEE WAN. identified with the
Chinese legation at Washington. is re-
turning to Picking for a conference
with government officials. He is a
through passenger in the Siberia.
MIR. AND MRS. P. FINLAYSON,l
from Sydney, y. S. W., arrived today
in the Canadian-Australasia liner
Makura. They will continue the jour.
ney to the mainland in the MatsCn
steamer Matsonia.
DIR. CRAWFORD EICkEY. a prac.
titiOner Of New South Wales, Is pas
senger in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liner Makura to Vancouver. He is
en- route to Great Britain to offer his !
services at the front
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE r. P. QUAR- :
LES Of the territorial supreme court
received information yesterday of the !
birth of another grandson, = the pa,
rents being Lieut.. and Mrs. c. An !
crum OF Luzon, Philippines.
REV. MR.. CRABTREE OF San
Diego preached the nightly sermon at !
The new Christian church N KewalC |
street last night. His subject was
The Christ" Rev. Mr.: Bowling of Full !,
erton, Cal, will preach tonight.
CAPT. H. C. FEN, prominent in
colonial military circles, is Proceeding |
10 British Columbia to take charge IT !
IN organization soon to leave for the :
European war zone. Capt. Fem is Il !
passenger in the steamer Makura.
GEORGE w. r. KING, deputy terri
tCrial auditor and of many years ser. |
vice in the territorial government, |
was re-appointed for four years by |
Governor PInkham Wednesd ~ and his |
was confirmed by the !
senate.
HENRY w. KINNEY, superinten- !
lent of public instruction, will leave |
n the steamer Claudine this after |
coon for an official visit to Maui and ,
Hawaii He will interview the Ha |
waii board of supervisors regarding |
he need of new school buildings in |
he county.
MISS KATHERINE JUDGE of Salt
Lake City, Utah, who arrived at Ho-
lolulu today by the Siberia from San
Francisco, is the guest CT Capt. and
Mrs G. H. JamersOn at Fort Shafter.
Miss Judge has two sisters who have
rarried into the army, one being the
wife of Maj. J. f. Woodward, now at
Manila, and the other the wife Of
Capt Baldwin, now stationed at Salt
lake.
J. ALBERT TRELG..R. the interior ,
decorator who came here from Chica-
go to do the decorating of DR.. Gross
mans home, recently burned, has as
ISOLATED himself temporarily with the
'irm Of J. HOpp & Co. Mr.. TrelOar is