Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-04
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A. e. GRIFFIN. prominent archi
tect at Hongkong, with Mrs. Griffin
lis aboard the Tenyo Maru. =
F. w. BREAKER, Manila business
man, is a passenger to the coast In
the Japanese liner Tenyo Maru.
! MR.. AND MRS. ROY r. BANKS
have moved from Seventh avenue.
Kaimuki, to Kamehameha ~ road.
JUDGE SANFORD B. DOLE and A.
Gartley of c. Brewer & Co, have re-
turned from a tour Of a week on
/ Kauai. ...
L. D. TIMMONS. editor Of the Gar
den Island, arrived in the steamer
Kinau to greet the congressional
party.
WILLIAM BELLINA returned from
a business trip to the coast today. He
was passenger in the Matson steam.
er -Iurline.
REPRESENTATIVE HENRY L..
KAWEWEHI left in the Mauna Loa at
noon today for his home In Keauhou,
Kona, Hawaii
Y. SHIMADA, Yokohama represen-
tative of the T. K. X. steamship COM
pany, was an arrival in the Tenyo
Maru yesterday.
DR.. GEORGE s. AIKEN, of Kahu-
lui, Maui, will leave on May rs for
California, where he expects to re-
main four or five months.
WILLIAM BEMB0WER, for sever
al years missionary 10 India, arrived
in the Tenyo Maru yesterday and will
remain in Honolulu for a month
JAMES J. BORGES, second steward
of the s. 8. Mauna Kea, who was TAX
en- ill in Hilo recently, is now at his
home in Kalihi, where he is recover
ing. .%=1...~-- FL. IL.
G. A. O'REILLY, connected with va
rious departments of the Philippine
government for decade, is passen.
ger in the Tenyo Maru to San Fran.
cisco. ......-
. WILLIAM H. CHICKERING, a for.
mer teacher at Punahou, died at his
home in Piedmont, al.,April 81. He
is survived by a widow, four children
and seven grandchildren = r. 49, .T.;
JUDGE C. B. HOFGAARD OF Wal.
mea, Kauai, arrived in the Kinau Sun.
day morning from the Garden Island,
and viii take the Matsoniason Wednes-
day for San Francisco.
K. FUJI, Japanese eleve consul, was
host at social for the members OF
the Japanese Baseball League at the
consulate, Nuuanu street, Sunday.
About 80 persons were present.
s CAPT. A. T. CoMMISKEY, mem
Der of the staff of Governor-general
Harrison In the Philippines, is on his
way to Washington, passenger in
the japanese liner Tenyo Maru.
c. HUTCHINS and Mrs. Hutchins,
a young couple from southern Cali
fornia. we're passengers in the Mat.
son steamer LurIine today to make
honeymoon tour of the islands.
BARON K. TSUBOI of Toxic, ia.
pan, who has been a visitor in Ho-
nolulu for the past several weeks, |
sailed for San Francisco in the Tenyo
Maru today to visit the exposition.
E. BRACKETT, late manager of the
new Manila hotel, Is en- route to the |
mainland in the Tenyd Maru. Mr..
Bracket has resigned his Office to
take up duties on the Pacific coast.
MRS. FRANK C. PIERARD, accom-: |
panied by her sister. Mrs. Archie H. |
Lunger, both Of whom are widows OF !
members of the F4 crew, will sail for |
San Francisco Wednesday in the |
transport. 4 s..."..s >,,r
SECRETARY NAITO fof the, Japa-
nese consulate will be rendered a
farewell reception by his country
men in the Asuma school tonight. Mr.. !
Naito is returning to Japan to report
to his government.
SECRETARY K. NAIT0 of the Jap.
anese consulate, aoeoinpanled by Mrs.
Naito, will leave in the chiyo Maru
on Friday for Japan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Naito were rendered asreception byI
the Japanese colony att the :Asuma
school last night. 4 -. ~.
E. E. GESSLER, at the. head of the
public printing establishment operat:
ed by the Philippine government at
Manila, is Tenyo Maru passenger.
He will attend a number of trades
before returning to the
islands the latter part of the year.
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