Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
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]. D. McvEIGH, superintendent of
the Ieper settlement at Molokai, spent
two days here on business.
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H. BURKhARDT. a silk exporter OF
Shanghai, is proceeding TO New York
in the japanese liner Tenyo Maru.
DIR. S. KoBAYASHI. a local physi-
clan, returned from an extended vaca-
| ton spent in Japan in the steamer
Tenyo Maru.
X. K!JIMA, Japanese consular rep
resentatiye at. Lyons, France. is a
through passenger in the liner Tenyo
Maru to San Francisco.
MAX GREENBAUGH, commission
merchant, left this afternoon on the
Lurline on a buying trip to New York.
He will be gone five months.
A.w. IT. BoTToMLEY has complet-
ed a business and pleasure trip to the
mainland, returning to the city in the
Matson steamer Wilhelmina today.
H. BENNETT NEWCOMB, formerly
with the Y. NJ C. A., has taken a
position in the real estate department
of the Waterhouse Trust Company.
c. KINGCOME, with the British firm
of Smith, Bell & Co, of the Philip
pines, is proceeding to London in the
Tenyo Maru. He is expecting to join
the colors.
j.. H. WHALAY, representing
mainland Gil corporation. is returning
from an inspection tour of Japan and
China, as passenger in the liner
TenyO Maru.
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JUDGE A. R. HAYWOOD Of Ogden,
Utah, was numbered with the tourists.
brought to the islands in the Matson
steamer Wilhelmina. Mrs. Haywood
accompanies him.
BISHOP E. H. HUGHES of the Meth
odist Episcopal church is visitor t.
Honolulu in the Matson steamer Will
helmina. He will remain in the ISL
andS some weeks.
DIR. w. C. BILLINGS, identified
with the federal quarantine service, Is
returning to the mainland in the Ten
70 Maru. DR.. Billings has visited the
Orient, spending some time at Manila.
w. j.. HORSTMANN, representing a.
the PacHe coast, arrived in the steam
er Wifhelmina this morning. He will
tour the islands before returning to
San Francisco. "
HI. d. THOMAS, a Kobe business
man. aeoonipanied by his bride. will
spend some weeks In Touring the isl-
ands before resuming the journey to-
the mainland MF. and Mrs. Thomas
arrived on the Tenyo Maru. =
EBERT P. TuTT4E. SON Of Guy
III futile and a ssfad9ats from: Pun
ahou academy, has been. elected
freshman associate editor of the Cor
nell Daily News. according to letter
received yesterday by hfs father. =. :,
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GUSTAV SCHUMAN of the Schu-
man Carriage company is expected to
return to Honolulu In the Manoa next
Tuesday. The Manoa also will bring
a shipment oe mules purchased by Mr..
Schuman In Nevada and northern Cal.
ifornia. ~ :. ? .s'ss s y, sE ,~,..-
Mr.. and MRS. Jaw, GILLETTE,
Misses Mary and Ruth Gillette. en-
route to Brisbane, Queensland, were
passengers in the Matson steamer
WilheImina. Mr.. Gillette viii take
over his duties as constructor of a /
new street railway line.
JOHN EILTS, civil engineer and
architect of Tstngtau, accompanied by
Mrs. Eilts, were through passengers
In the Tenyo Maru yesterday on their
way to the mainland. They expert
enced considerable difficulty IN leay-
ing China at the beginning of the war.
ELDER SAMUEL E. WOoLLEY of
the Mormon church has been at the
semi-annual conference held at Salt |
Lake, Utah. He returned to the ISL
ands today In the Matson Navigation |
steamer Wilhelmina. Mr.. Woolley WIS.,
tied at Ogden and other western cities. |
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CHARLES N. MARQUEE, president
of the Office Supply Company, will
act as secretary tr. Mayor Lane dur
ing the session ii, the! Legislature. Ed
ward Woodward, now, filling that po-
sition. has been granted a. "vacation"
that he may serve as clerk to the /
house of Representatives Mr.. Mar
quez will commence his new duties to-
morrow. =. =, + 5-a. II. ,.
j. B. H0LOHAN, United States; mar.
shall for the northern district of Cali |
fornias and Mrs. Holohan. who arrived
in Honolulu ID the Wilhelmina this
morning were tn he the CHESTS IF