Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01

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| r. t. MOSES retmned to Hilo in
the Mauna Kea this afternoon.
| c. H0RSWILI. of Hilo was a pass,
lenger in the steamer Mauna kea this
morning. =.
L. b. KERR is back from business
trip to Maui. He joined the steamer
Mauna Kea at Lahaina. + i. 6
OTTO A. BERNDT, deputy U. s..
revenue collector. win depart for Hilo
this afternoon on official business.
MRS. JOHN MARCALLINO and
two children were departing passen-
gers in the steamer Makura for Sc
attic. "
The schooner Gamble has been dis.
charged Of large shipment OF lum'
Der at Hilo. 1t is due to sail to the
Sound today. -..s..*.. .'
REGINALD II. CARTER, formerly
Aorganist at St. Andrews cathedral. Is
now serving as a lieutenant In the
London Rifles. II. Fl. =
CAPT. A. L. LANE of the Inter.
Island coasting fleet. returned to Ho-
nolulu from Hawaii in the steamer
Mauna Kea today. -: i: -
|. Leaving $4,000 barrels of oil behind,
the Associated Oil Company steamer
]. A. Chahs1or departed for the Pa
eific coast early this morning.
j. A. WRIGHT, instructor in agri-
culture at the Central Luzon agricul-
tural high school, near Manila, visited
the College of Hawaii yesterday.
: SUPERINTENDENT R. w. FILL
Err of the Hilo Railway is in the city
on business mission He was pas
senger in the steamer Mauna Kea.
GEORGE P. COOKE, members of
the territorial house of representa-
.tives in the sessions of 1911 and 1918,
will return to Molokai by the Mauna
LOa next Tuesday. r.
!. r. ]. BUCHLY, for several years
manager of w. c. Peacock & Co., to-
day assumed the cashiers desk at
the First National Bank of Hawaii,
and spent much of the morning re-
,cefsing the congratulations of friends
on the assumption of his new duties.
HERBERT. A. /. sOxENHAM. opera
tor with the Federal Telegraph Com
pany, and Mrs Oxenham, were pas
sengers in the British steamer Ma.
kura to Vancouver Oxenham will en-
list with the Allies at the battlefront
as signal corps man. Mrs. Oxen
ham will remain in New York city.
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, formerly a
fruit man of this city, but now man
ager of a big pineapple cannery OF
Oahu, Hawaii, at Honolulu, arrived
in Lodi this morning and spent sever
al hours renewing old acauaintances.
Mr.. Clifford states that Hawaii is the
most wonderful and prosperous eoun-
try in the world Stockton, CAL.
Mail.
ARCHIE WON Wal, formerly a
school teacher on the Big Island, re-
turned on the Siberia after complet.
Ing a mechanical course at the Bur-
roughs adding machine and National
cash register schools to fill the posi-.
ton with the Warehouse Trust Com
pany recently vacated by his brother,
now managing the All-Chinese ball
team In the Orient -
LLOYD r.. KILLAM, religious sec
rotary of the Y. C. A.. leaves for a
three months tour of the mainland
on the Matsonia next Wednesday. He
will attend a conference near San
Francisco and then go to his college.
William Jewel, Missouri, In time for
commencement. Mr.. Killam win
teach at the association summer con-
ference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, for
the greater part of the summer. He
will also visit the associations In the
East to investigate methods used
there. He will give his entire time
! to the organizing of the Oriental as
sociation of Honolulu on stronger
basis upon his return.