Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

the territorial land court. has re-
! signed. ...... F.. ~:...... H. r.
ARNOLD ALDRICH, of the Para
disc Tours Company. returned from
the coast today in the Korea
NJ F. PRoSSER, an attorney OF
/ Honolulu, returned from mainland
vacation today with the arrival Of the
/ Korea. :..~ -..... - - IT,: -. -.
MISS MARTHA BERGERS0N will
I leave Honolulu on the 2Sth OF this
month for a years work in Oberfin
! College. 49,. ...<.. - -"
J. NJ. CAMARA, captain in the
National Guard. has been granted a
license to practise law in the district
courts of the territory. ..... 49,. III. ,
KARSTEN THOT, manager of the
Hawaii Preserving Company, has
opened a butcher shop at Cashier
Station, near Schofield Barracks.
B. L. COOLEY. a graduate of Yale,
will spend portion of vacation in
the islands. He was a passenger in
the steamer Korea this morning.
MRS. A. JAMESON DONNELL,
prominently identified with Coronado
society, is visitor to Honolulu by the
Pacific Mail liner Korea.
WILLIAM J. COELHO has taken a
desk in the office of the department
of public lands. He is substituting
for Samuel X. Kamaiopili, who is at.
tending the national convention of the
| AntiSaloon League in Atlantic City.
MRS. MARY QUINN, supervising
school principal for Oahu, who now
is in San Francisco, is very much I'M
proved in health, according to infor-
nation received by the department of
public instruction She will return to
Honolulu about August 1. Hal. -.
JUDGE JESSE GEORGE, for more
than 10 years identified with the
bench in the Philippines, is returning
to Manila from vacation spent at
his home on the banks of the Missouri
river.
C. E. FULLER, general superinten-
dent of motive power of the Union
Pacific Railway, and Mrs. Fuller were
numbered with the tourists brought to
Honolulu today in the Pacific Mail
steamer Korea.
FISHER H. NESBETT, a well
known mining man from New York, is
a through passenger in the Korea to
the Philippines, where he will inves-
tigate the industry now under devel-
opment in Mindanao and the south
western islands.
j. L. CURTIS, who has been identi-
fled with the International Banking
Corporation at Panama, is passenger
in the steamer Korea to Yokohama.
He has been appointed manager of
an important branch of the institution
in Japan.
C.. H. MERRIAM, registrar in the
bureau of conveyances, has been APP
pointed by Circuit Judge Ashford as
registrar for the territorial land court.
The land court work was transferred
to Judge Ashford upon the departure
of Circuit Judge Whitney for the main
land
ATycrnyHy TIzNJIcpNi q. a Al ro,,.,l, no e.
senger in the Pacific Mail steamer Ko-
rea, who is in charge of touring
party numbering 20, who will visit
Japan and Korea. The travellers were
met at the pier by Acting Secretary
Taylor of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee this morning.
o. T. BOARDMAN, for many years
principal of the Kamehameha Ill
| school at Lahaina, Maui, has rendered
his resignation to the department of
bubble instruction.. Mr. Boardman is
a man of advanced years and, In a
| letter to the department, stated That
| he was voluntarily stepping aside to
give place to younger blood.
VIM. A. ALDRIcH, president OF the
Paradise Tours Company, was re-
turning passenger IN the Korea this
morning. Mr.. Aldrich comes on a
hurried business mission and will re;
turn to San Francisco IN the Wiihel-
nina next Wednesday. He reports
/ things as booming in the Exposition
City. He further states that the tour
list business is offering wonderful ep-
portunities at the present and that his
/ company is doing great deal of live
| advertising for the benefit of the Ha
waiian islands through the San Fran
/ cisco office of the concern.
/ tions have already been made for the
latter part of the month, and the camp