Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28

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SENATOR and MRS D. F. METZ
lGER are booked to the coast in the
Matsonia
F.. l.. PARKER is among the pas.
sengers booked to the mainland in the
steamer Matsonia.
| CAPTAIN OF POLICE c. II. BA.
KER is back on duty after being off
on account Of illness
JAMES MINERNY is leaving for
the Aainland on a business trip. a
passenger in the Matsonia
PAUL SUPER, secretary OF the Y
| NJ. c. A., will be a passenger to the
coast in the Matson liner Matsonia.
p. c. JONES Is numbered with pros
| receive passengers to the mainland in
the MatsOnia next Wednesday morn
| ing.
| CHARLES H. HUSTACE has plan,
ned to visit the Panama-PaCfiC eNpOsi-
ton. He will be a passenger to the
coast in the liner MatsOnia.
A. C. COULTER, now of the Motor
| Cycle Corps of the Royal Engineers,
training in Aberdeen, Scotland, was as
sist4nt engineer at Papaikou mill.
| JOHN MACKENZIE, one of the Mat
son line men, is now in Company ID,
9Th Battalion. Seaforth Highlanders,
stationed at Bedford, Eng.
JAMES G: MITCH, formerly a resi-
dent Of Hawaii, has enlisted under the
colors of the 18TH Company Royal
Artillery with present quarters at Alb
| erdeen, Scotland.
BERT NJ. THOMAS expects to com
plete his duties connected with the
transfer of the local internal revenue
office and leave the islands for the
coast in the liner Matsonia.
MARC KLAW, the noted theatrical
manager who arrived in Honolulu on
the Matsonia yesterday, is taking the
"around-the-island" tour today to see
fore going back to New York.
MISS MILDRED DE LACKNER, in
charge of Eleele, Kauai, hospital, will
leave for the mainland next Wednes.
day in the Matson liner Matsonia.
Miss de Lackner expects to return to-
her duties on Kauai the early part Of
October
REV. C. F. AKED Of the First Con
gregational church, San Francisco EN-.
phasiZed the purpose of his visit to
| the islands to be for rest by declining
the invitation of the Ad Club to speak
at the luncheon today. Rev. Aked is,
staying at the Moana hotel
MRS. J. B. GREATA was reported
as resting we'll at the Kapiolani Ma
ternity Home last night She was re-
moved from the liner Manchuria when
it arrived from the Orient. The baby
boy is also reported as we'll.
HUGH S. KNOX, son of former Sec
rotary of State Philander C. Knox, re-
Gently arrived from San Francisco. Mr..
Knox's first visit to Hawaii was seven
years ago when he was on a tour
around the world. He is now going to
spend more time here.
ROBERT G. MACKENZIE and F.
w. Sheperd, formerly assistant engi-
neer and overseer of Paauhau planta-
ton, have enlisted in the 4th Battal
ion Cameron Highlanders for service
in the British army. Their present
quarters is Cameron Depot, Rose
street, Inverness, Scotland.
LIMPAK CHANG, president of the
Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Of Canton who passed through Homo
lulu yesterday as one Of the Chinese
trade commissioners, Is called the
Rockefeller" Of the Far East. Linn
Pak's fortune is estimated in millions.
When the Chinese government floated
its last loan of $20.00O,0OO, he sub
scribed for one-half of the loan indi-
vidually.
PAUL SUPER, general secretary OF
the Y. NJ. C. A., leaves for the main
land on the Matsonia next Wednesday.
He will spend five days in company
with Lloyd r. Killam, secretary Of the
Oriental work, at the conference of
employed officers of the National Y.
M. C. A. at Asilmar near San Fran
cisco, May 10 to ~. Mr.. Super will
visit the exposition and take several
trips around San Francisco bay, re-
turning to Honolulu June 8.