Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08

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MAYOR LANE is busy with prepare
tions for the Kamehameha Day cele
| bration -. --.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY c, BRUINS
returned Tuesday in the Wiihelmina
| from San Francisco.
GEORGE c. WATT. manager of the
Kohala Plantation Company, Hawaii
is visitor in Honolulu.
OTTO FIEINE, deputy L S, marshal
| left for Hamakua and lille. hawaii
yesterday On official business.
+ CHARLES r. FORBES, superintcn,
ien; d public works, is planning on
| ta& ing vacation in about ten days.
! MANUAL MARKS, the drum and
traps expert will open an engagement
at Heinie's Tavern next Tuesday even
I ms. a. 49,.
JOHN A. SCOTT. manager of the
! lilo Sugar Company of Wainaku
with Mrs. Scott, is in Honolulu for a
short visit.
GEORGE N. COLLINS. city eng;
necr, spent yesterday at Wahiawa, in,
| speeding the new read being con
structed there. s'.-.. .....
VINCENT FERNANDEZ. deputy
tax collector, returned on Tuesday
from the mainland after two months
visit in California. 49,. $3.50
F. E. STEERE of the 'Taterhouse
Trust Company expects to leave in The
next Matsonia for visit in the United
States and Canada. p H.. 2.
FRANK POOR. clerk to the board
of harbor commissioners, has been
granted two months vacation. the
first in many years. "
ID. L. CONkLINGl. CITY. treasurer,
RACE a trip arouHl the island yester.
day morning tn, pa OF, ssle road labor.
ers in the countrs districts.
/ -. ~ 10.
SENATOR H. A. BALDWIN OF
Maui came in Tuesday from San
Francisco on the Wilhelmina and will
stay in Honolulu for the races.
RAYMOND C. BROWN, secretary oil
the Chamber of Commerce, has told
some of his friends that he Is going
to run for supervisor atrthe next cleo.
tion.
HARRY MURRAY, manager of the
water works, Is endeayofing to col
lect delinquent sewer taxes. Suit will
be entered against all deiinauents on
June Is.
d. S. BOWMAN of the territorial
board Of health will return from the
Atlantic coast eHaJuly 4. A letter
from him states that he is visiting in
New York. .siz
SAMUEL M. KANAKANUI. assist,
ant territorial surveyor, Will return on
Friday from Hawaii, where he has
been making surveys of the recent
lava flows.
B. B. HENDERSON is to succeed
j. A. Verret as chemist at Honolulu
plantation. He has been chemist at
Kahuku and IS an expert in white SUI
gar manufacture.
UMETARO OKUMURA. son of Rev.
T. Okumura OF aTakiki Japanese
church, who has finished his course
in Yale University will return to this
city about June 20. ....=...:.
CAPT. HENRY O'SULLIvAN, Com
pany A. y. G. H., has ordered officers
and mel to turn out tonight for drill
at 1880 o'clock The same order will
be observed tomorrow night. :.=
MR.. AND MRS. NJ. DE F. SPINDLE
arrived Tuesday from Hilo for a
short visit. Mr.. SDinole will return
to Hawaii on the Wilhelmina tomor.
row and Mrs. SPINDLE will go to Maui
to visit relatives. ...... ..-....
JAMES K. PARKER, youngest son
of Col. Samuel Parker, and Mrs.
Helen Motley were married at Wal
mea, Hawaii, last week, the wedding
coming as a surprise to the many
| friends of the couple. -.
HARRY IRWIN, the Hilo attorney,
and Mrs Irwin will leave Hilo for
Honelaiu on Trne 19 to make their
home in the latter city. Attorney
Irwin IS to enter into partnership with
| Attorney A. s. Humphreys.
JUDGE w. w. MORROW of the
court of appeals of the ninth circuit
was to leave for Hilo in the Wilhel'
nina this afternoon. accompanied by
Mrs. Morrow and Lynne Kelly, his
secretary. The party will. return to
Honolulu on the same steamer.
HENRY MCCONNELL, special ex'
aminer for the department of justice,
who has been in Honolulu on official
business during the last few months,
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