The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-14
PERSONALS
[from saturaav Advertiaerl \

Doa yesterday. WG -
Rev. Rowland B. Dodge, pastor Of
the Waikiki Union Church, Maui, IL
spending the weekend in the city, Z u
Harry Gunther,. former clerk, Of
The Clarion and II. r. wichman 4 Co,
left in the Matsonia last Wednesday
for the mainland. E.t. t+, EstH
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Of
Kealakekua, tKona, a-s In the city for
few days. They arrived in the Ma
una Loa yesterday. q. Z.
NJ. +. Silva returned last Thursday
in the Clahdine from Maui, where be
spent a number Of days attending to
some legal matters in Wailuku.5
J. s. b. Mackenzie, manager Of the.
Puunene Store, Kahului, Maui, IL q
visitor IL the city and yesterday took
the first step requised to become. an
American citizen. y. 81. 4 i i.
Mr.. Brander, agent for the owners Of
the steamer Republic, did not continue
in the vessel to San Francisco but will
remain here TO settle the accounts Of the
ship and leave for home IN the Great
Northern. ..ar i,4ts ~, ~
Applications for passports TO travel
in Japan and China were fled in Fed
eral Court Clerk Davis office yester.'
day as follows: Mrs. Irene IL Spear
leaving in the next trip of the China
Mail steamer China; Mrs, Dora Burr
Bigelow, Tenyo Maru, March al, and
Dr. Charles Magill Fauntleroy, Persia
Maru, March %. IL. ,&g
Henry H.. Herrick, night press fore
man Of The Advertiser, who seriously
injured hand when he slipped while
in the bed Of the big duplex press,
left The Queens Hospital yesterday
and returned to his home at TAT Bere-
tania street.. Mr.. Herrick met with
the accident the morning Of New
Year Day. Under DR.. John T. Way
son 3 care, Herrick has regained al
most the complete use of his injured
hand ~ ~ - . ~ - sSr>-'hs s. =
(From Sunday Adveftiser) ss$
o. l.. Sorenson returned IN the
Maunh Kea yesterday from Hilo,
Ollie T. Shipman, tax assessor Of the
Island Of Hawaii, is among Hiloites
now visiting Honolulu IN Ft&' WY
Among the Mauna Kea arrivals from
Lahaina, Maui, yesterday were W. e.
Cooper, Miss r. Eaton, W. "a Chong
and A. X. Tim. - six = 2. Nsf~
Mrs C,roI;ne Sbarrstt and Mr.. r
IT Hatfp IN were arrivals yest IA
in the Mama Kea from their home in
Waimea, Hawai-. - $50 rs
Georg Rodiek, consul for Germany
in the Territory, returned In the
Mauna Kea yesterday from q short
business visit to Hilo ,r.~'' ~ ~
L. A""ns bIe alsS U IN Ine " IN
Nea yeseeru ny ironl huwaiha, ~
J7I, King and four Children III
,I....-' 80 10 !. I. I.
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IL. a N.'l ~, Jam 49, u 1 Wu.
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AIS Seo'e'"@y run ing s@ey ~ -
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Amoaghafrlvals from Mhhukona anp
hohala HAWAI- an the tMaana hes
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So, NJ - onSS MA 80 NJ
1 To- ;ono -: ~ 49, :
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"a, 80. - t ins. - SSa rI:Sy
hnSPp sutT ~ Dul. .i iot. ioi III ~ y
~ $4,000 G' ~ n noet S ~
1 NJ. n Oh A =
| EedIoaie snrvey wbo srrivad In U;I,
! his n,ornino nv the Great Northern,H
1 w -aae;,., go. ~. 49,,
! woru ecelNeu rom tne Moioka a,
that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = McVa;oh 49, 4
fast resnverina from tha racant inhry
! m his foot and exnects N - atten3inS
| IN his duties NV tomorrow II viii h.
six weeks or two months, however. he
fore Mr.. McVeigh will have the full
use of his foot. s,.,-.-. y "5a.n ~
| Mr. and Mrs W. s Berry = Mr.. ana
Mr. a Macomh M "a Ms, n
! A. shedd, Miss Inga Orner, Miss M. Me
| Kimmons and Miss Varney were among
the Mauna Kea, arrivals from y Hid
yesterday. other arrivals from tn.
| same place were G.. Palmer. d. w. Sher
wood, G. H. Grimm, J. M. Withers, II
A. Bruce, d. W. Semple and, E.-jStrange
(From Tuesday Adyertiser)
Mrs. S. R. Banks is seriously i'll n
her home, 9l5 Seventh avenue. Kaimu
XII.
Mrs William GaIbraith and son will
leave in the Great Northern on Thurs
day for two months yisit on CHI
mainland.
| J. X FarIev. the Ksuai tax assessor
returned in The Mani Yesterday to hi
Garden Island home afteT a sbort husi