Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-15

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steamer Manoa. IT,.
! JAMES r. CASTLE and Mrs. Castle.
who have spent some weeks on the
mainland, returned to the islands
today In the Matson- steamer Manoa.
c. d. LUFKIN, the Maui banker,
and Mrs. Lufkin were passengers in
the Matson. steamer Manoa from the
Coast They visited the PanamasPa-
Cifie exposition. r.:
RALPH MCKAY and II. v. Mckay.
who were passengers from San Fran
CATION steamer Manoa, will tranship
to the Canadian-Australasian liner Nj
agara to Australia. =
DR.. F. E. BASS is q late addition to
the official staff OF the Matson liner
Manoa, which arrived from the Coast
today. DIR. Bass was formerly identi-
fled with the Togo Kisen Kaisha trans
pacific service.
MISS LYDIA CRAZE and Miss A.
G. Curley of San Francisco arrived on
the Sonoma yesterday. They are
guests at the Pleasanton Hotel while
they are in the city. They will soon
return to the Coast.
MISS s., E. BRADSHAW of San
Francisco and Miss M. w. Loyeland
of Los Altos, California, arrived this
morning on the Manoa. They will
proceed to the other islands and see
the wonders of the volcano.
MRS. S. MAGUIRE OF Chicago, H.,
who arrived on the Sonoma yester-
day, is registered at the Pleasanton
Hotel. She is one of the members OF
the excursionist party who will make
a short stay in the Islands.
MR.. AND MRS. ESPENSDIED of
New York City were among the ar.
rivals on the Sonoma yesterday; They
are staying at the Pleasanton Hotel
and plan to remain here. during the
summer. This, is their first visit in
the Islands. IL. -:
MRS. HENRY F. WEEDEN, wife of
Capt. Weeden of the Matson steamer
Manoa, and two sons. Norman and
Dexter Weeden, were passengers in
the Manoa to Honolulu. They will
complete the round trip to the Coast
in that vessel.
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MISS RUTH JEFFS was an incom-
ing passenger on this mornings Ma
noa. Miss Jeffs is returning as a rep.
resentatiye of the Jeffs Fashion Co.
Inc. of New York. and will shortly
open speciality shop for ladies, with
a full stock of ready-towear garments.
GOVERNOR PINKHAM was among
the speakers at the Annexation Day
exercises at the San. Diego exposition
yesterday, according to cable informa-
ton received here. From San Diego
the governor will go to Santa Barbara,
He expects to return to Honolulu about
the middle of July.
: JOHN HENRY. MAGOoN is back
from a three months business and
pleasure tour of the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Magoon, who accompanied him,
to the mainland for the purpose of re-
gaining her health, is much improved.
She is expected to return to Honolulu
within a few weeks. While he was
away Mr.. Mag0an booked number
of fine attractions for the string of
theaters under his management in the
Islands.
HENRY w. KINNEY, superintend-
ent of public instruction, will leave
for. Maui Friday night to look into the
matter OF establishing school in the
Hamua district, and the consolidation
of the Kaeleku and UIaino schools He
will return to Honoldlu Tuesday morn
ing.
+ JULES ASGH win be passenger
to the coast tomorrow in the Matson
steamer Wilheimina The deputy sher:
if will visit some of the California
cities and keep in close touch with |
modern methods in the management |
of mainland police departments. He
expects to return to Honolulu the lat
ter part Of July. Sheriff Rose will
assume the duties of deputy during
the absence of Mr.. Asch.
Pa ~.