The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-07
PERSONALS
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Leslie Forrest Of the Office force Of
Hutchinson Plantation, Naalehu, Ha.
waii Is in town as the guest Of George
Low Of Bishop & Co. Ef..t.- ~.
Charles r. Forbes, superintendent Of
public works, will return from Hilo
either in the Mauna Kea today or to.
morrow in the Matsonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Haley have
rented q bungalow in Beretania street,
next to DIR. J. T. Wayson 3 home, into
which they will move today.
Attorneys Henry Holmes and .Clar-
one, II. Olson, who have been N Hilo
on business the past week, will re-
turn to Honolulu either In the Mauna
Kea today OF the Matsonia tomorrow
morning. e..
Vincent M. Harrison and Lee Pierce,
motormcn, have been promoted TO the
positions of traffic inspectors with the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Com
pany and have already assumed their
new duties.
Intending to travel in japan, China
and other Asiatic countries, Max Bias
kcr filed an application for a passport
Yesterday. He expects TO leave in the
Tenyo Maru on March 81. .
Thomas X. Evans of the territorial
survey departp snt and one Of Hawaii 3
crack rifle shots, is at The Queen s
hospital recovering from an operation
for appendicitis. He was operated on
last week and is now sitting up, His
friends will be permitted to see him
in a day or two. 81
Arthur Robert Vierra of H. Hack,
field & Co., filed in the office of Fed.
eraI Court Clerk Davis yesterday an
| application for a passport. He expects
April 4, next, and will travel extern.
sively in Canada, returning to Hon!
olulu al out the middle of July.
Miss Inga orner, the Norwegian
prima donna who has been visiting for
the past several weeks in the Isla1ds
sails this morning for Hilo, where she
will appear in concert in the Masonic
Temple on Tuesday evening. Miss Or
ner will spend several days on the Big
Island, visiting the Volcano and lothei
points of scenic interest. -
J. ii. Kunewa, tax assessor of Maui
is in the city on business connected
with his department.
8. Sheba, former editor of the Hawaii
Shinpo, will leave in the Chiyo Maru
today for Japan, where he will visit
his old home. Mr.. Sheba expects to be
absent from Honolulu at least six
months.
Vice President J. R. Drake of thu
Hupp Motor Car Company, with Mrs
Drake; are visitors in Honolulu as. the
Green. The brakes are on a two
years tour of the world.
Miss Eliza Odds, a native of Circle
vile, Ohio, fled an application yester
day in the office of the federal cOurt
for passport to travel in Japan, CHM
and Java. She expects to leave today
for the Orient in the Chiyo Maru. ".
Representative and Mrs. David K
KaupikoT OF Hoopuloa; KoHa. Hawaii
are in the city as guests Of Mrs. Kat
pike s father, r. W. AyletC of 934 Tent
pike came to the city for medical treat
ment. wy
An application for a passport wa'
fled yesterday in the Office Of Clerl
Foster l.. Davis of the federal court
by Miss Henrietta Lewllyn Lissak,
native of East Oakland, California, wh'
expects to leave in the TenyO Maru OF
March 81 to visit Japan and China.
Hon. d. Arthur Taggart and Mrs
Taggart of Manchester, New Hamp
shire, are guests at the Alexande
Young Hotel. Mr.. Taggart is one o.
New IIampshire's foremost citizens
being at one time its acting-governOr
The Taggarts arrived in the MatsOnii
last week and have been enjoying them
selves considerably while in the city.