Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-07

JAMES II. HAKUOLE has been ap
pointed assistant to Purchasing Agen
Botts, his salary to be fixed by thu
board later
ANTONIO GARCIA, manager of Lac
stables, has sold his interest to his
brothers and MAY remove to Honolulu
to enter business here.
r. S. MITCHELL. an engineer with
the Philippine bureau Of l'nds. is a
through passenger to the coast in the
Pacific Mail steamer Persia.
MRS NJ NJ NORRIS, wife of Com
mander Norris Of the United States
cruiser Saratoga, is proceeding to the
United States in the steamer Persia
o. J. DERHAM, q Manila business
man, is a through passenger in the
Persia to the mainland. He expects
to return TO the Philippines the latter
part Of the year.
DIR. J. D. VAN BUSKIRK. . we'll
known medical practitioner in Korea.
is returning TO the United States on
a vacation. He was numbered with
the passengers in the Persia.
p. t. WILLIS, an attorney OF Port
land, Ore, who has extensively tour
ed the Orient, left the Pacific Mail
steamer Persia at Honolulu today to
spend some months in Hawaii.
PAUL SUPER, general secretary of
the local Y. M. c. A., is returning to
Honolulu tomorrow after a months
visit on the coast attending the Y. VI.
c. A. conference at Asilmar, Cal.
SIGNOR PUCCINI of the Bevani
Opera Company was on the Children's
Day program at Central Union church
yesterday morning and delighted the
congregation by singing Palm
Branches"
A. ORMISTON, one of the fOremen
in the Hawaiian pineapple cannery,
who is now visiting with Mrs. Ormis-
ton on the coast, writes: Having one
great big time; not minute for rest.
The fair is all o. K"
MRS. H. c.. AUSTIN of Kohala, Ha.
wall, is visiting in Honolulu as the
house guest of Circuit Judge and Mrs
c. w. Ashford. She will remain in
Honolulu until the graduation of her
son, Stafford, from Punahou Academy.
STEPHEN JURIKA, who is promi-
nently identified with the copra indus
try in the Philippines, with Mrs. Ju-
rika and four children, are passengers
in the Persia bound to the coast. They
will remain about six months on the
mainland. - -.... -.
JOHN L-ENNOX. president and man.
ager of Sachs. left on the Sierra Sat
urd y with Mrs. Lennox Mr. Lennox
will be away about two months on a
business trip which will take him as
far east as New York. While away
he will make purchases for the COM
inS season. ...-.... II.
w. F. YOUNG, postmaster of Homo
lulu, is 7mcng the passengers return
ing to Honolulu on the WiIhelmina to-
morrow. Mr.. Young has spent the last
few weeks on the coast. The health
of Mrs. Young necessitated the trip
to cooler climate. She was to have
gone to her home in South Carolina.
H. c. RAVEN of the staff of the
Smithsonian Institute, has completed
an extended tour of Borneo and the
Celebes where he collected many spec
linens of birds and animals Mr. Ra.
ven has forwarded splendid exhibit
to Washington. He has been absent
three years on his mission. He is re-
turning to the mainland in the steamer
Persia -. -,
MISS ANNA KONG, formerly of Ho.
nolulu. now attending Columbia Uni
Versity in New York City, was the
leading lady in a Chinese play, THE
Intruder" put on by the Chinese stu |
dents of the University, April "a. Miss
Kong is said to have carried her role
with the skill Of professional actress.
The play dealt with the modern trou-
bles Of China and the greed of other
Miss Kong is sister to Rev.
Kong Yin Tet, pastor of st. Peters
church of Honolulu.
J. G. EVANS of Honolulu, manager
of the Bergstrom Music Company of
that city, is registered at the Rainier
Grand en- route North on the coast
guard steamer Bear. Mr.. Evans is
making the long trip into the Arctic
for his health. at has been some time
since I saw Seattle" said Mr.. Evans
yesterday. Il used to be here fire.
quently up to 1898 when I was man