Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03

of c. Brewer & Company, will leave
tomorrow for Hawaii on his annual va
cation. He expects to be gone a
month.
MISS INCA ORNER, noted young
singer who is to appear here in sew
ing on the Canadian australasia liner
Makura from Vancouver.
MRS. d. L. PETERSON sailed to-
day on the Wilhelmina for visit with
her sister in San Francisco. She Will
visit the exposition while away and
will remain a month or more.
MR.. and MRS. T. H. HALSTEAD,
weli-known Honolulu residents, re-
turned here today on the Canadian.
Australasian steamer Makura from
Vancouver. They have been away
two months.
]. B. HAWTHORNE, a wealthy
land owner of Australia, arrived this
morning on the Makura from Van;
couyer, to tour the islands and pass
some time here sightseeing. He has
been touring the states.
w. G. OGG, manager of the Hawai-.
ian Agricultural Company of Kan. Ia
wall, left for the mainland in the VII.
helmina today. accompanied by Mrs
Ogg. They will visit the exposition in
San. Francisco and return TO Honolulu
about December 1.
GOVERNOR PINnHAM is stu de-
tanned at his home on Hackfeld street
and is managing the cares of Office
from affair." The governor is suffering
from the results Of hurt which he
received during his trip to Hawaii in
June, 1914.
GEORGE FLOOD. one of the Flood
brothers, owners of the steamer Mack
NAV, sailed this morning on the VIII
helmina for San Francisco. He came
IN en- the Mackinaw, after making the
trip to Australia and New Caledonia
In the steamer, which sailed last week
from this port for San Francisco, en-
route to New York.
s. CAPT. CHARLES A. LUNN of the
wrecked American schooner o. NJ.
kellogg, sailed this morning on the
Wilhelmina, with Mrs. Lund and eight
men of the ships crew, for San Fran
cisco. Their transportation to the
mainland will be paid by the govern
.ment, from, fund providing for the
relief of shipwrecked American sea-
men.
C. d. WRIGHT of the Star-Bulletin
business Office left this morning on
the Wilhelmina for San Francisco,
where he. will pass the next several
weeks seeing the exposition and visit
ing friends and relatives. He plans
to make a side-trip to the Yosemite
from the exposition city and may re-
turn on the first trip of the Great
Northern.
DR.. GEORGE W.. MCCOY sailed
this morning on the Wilhelmina for
Washington, to take up his work as
director of the government hygienic
laboratory there. He was recently APP
pointed, and his successor here. DR..
Donald H. Currie, arrived last week.
DR.. Mccoy has been director of U. s.
leprosy investigation work here for
four years.
G. P. MORSE, general freight agent
here for the Observation-Disclosures
steamship Company, is probably in
New York this week. A letter re-
ceived few days ago by the local
office stated that he expected to leave
San Francisco for New York, Octo-
Der ~. Mr.. Morse is expected to
reach Honolulu again the first week
in December. He is helping to ar
range the 1916 schedule of American
Hawaiian sailfngs.
JOHN H. DREW, manager of Cas-
tie & Cookies shipping department,
left this morning on the Wilhelmina,
accompanied by Mrs. Drew and their
daughter, Louise This is Mr.. Drew's
annual visit, made for the purpose OF
reporting to the Matson Navigation
Company's home office concerning the
years business. Castle & Cooke are
local Matson agents. Mr.. Drew will
return either December or IA. He
will confer in San Francisco regard
ing plans for the new steamer, the
contract for which was let recently.
near future. With a little hustling |
wouldn't be surprised If Honolulu