The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-22

&c COMMERCIAL Adv E-N 101
of Public Works of Canada, who has
been on a tour Of recreation TO emma
and Japan, is returning to his nome
at London, ontario
Mr.. Harry L. Paddock, United States
Consul at Annoy, China, accompanies
bv Mrs. Paddock, IS returning to the
East on Christmas visit and Wlli re-
port to the department at Washing
ton
Mrs. NJ. A. Huntington, of san Fran
cisco. accompanied by Miss Hunting
ton and Miss Davenport, who are re-
| turning from trip to China and ia
pan.
1 Mr.. Robert Drummond prominent in
commercial life in New York and ia
pan. accompanied by Mrs. Drummond,
/ is making his annual trip TO Ne"
1 York.
| Mr.. Robert W. Irwin, well known
for his many years of sojourn IN
Japan, and as Hawaiian Minister to
Toxic until the annexation of the is
lands, is returning for a visit to his
old home in Philadelphia, accompa-
MED by his sons, Robert w. Jr ana
Richard Irwin, who are returning to
their college in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Arthur w. Baum, of San Fran
cisco, well known in commercial circles
| at Manila, is on a visit for recreation
and business to san Francisco.
Mr.. Ernest z. Canon, of New York,
who is returning from business anu
pleasure trip to japan.
Mr.. Luding Schleibner, of Penang
Straits Settlements, accompanied by
Mrs. Schleibner, who are on visit
to San Francisco and their home IN
Germany.
Mr.. James Thorn, prominent in com
mercfal circles in Yokohama, accom-
panied by Mrs. Thorn and son, are on
visit to their home in England.
Mr.. Ludwig S. Munter, of Copenha-
gen, Denmark who is returning from
a tour of the world.
Messrs. John P Lewrie, W. w.
Guyett, E. J. Hazen and r. ]. Tobin'
we'll known in business circles in the
Orient. are on their annual visit to the
States.
Captain w. A. Burbank, of the L. s.
Constabulary Service. in the Philip
pines. is on visit to his home In
; Akron, Ohio
Mrs. Sargent, wife of Capt. F. w
Sargent, 8th Infantry, stationed in the
Philippines. accompanied by he1
daughter. Miss Alice and her young
. son. Iorner, are en- route to their
home at Chicago.
Mrs. Edgar P. Allen. of Tein-tsin, is
en- route to her home in Baltimore.
DIVER WILL SEARCH.
I This afternoon Sam Lyle will dor
the heavy diving suit which means
S protection against the pressure of th'
3 water and spend several hours exam
lining the hull of the Norwegian steam
err Admiral Borresen. The result o. hi
r examination will decide the extent o
e the repairs which will be made to thu
|. huge craft which reached here las
}. Tuesday. battered from the buffets o
L a tidal wave.
;, That it will be necessary for the Ad
:. niral BoTresen to discharge her decl
: load here is certain. hut al what whar
s this will be done is not decided on a
t yet. 1t seems likely that the new gov
: eminent wharf, at the foot of Alakei
: street, will be used for this purpose.
TAKE PRECAUTIONS.
r 1t is reported that in the future ant
: until all danger of disease from tina
D source is past, the Inter-Island steam
ers which call at HiIo must, through
the orders of the Territorial Board o
Health, take the same quarantine pre-
cautions which are exercised at thi
: port. A number of infected rats hav'
{ been found to exist at Hilo and rat
guards will he placed on the lines ant
: the steamers kept at a distance from
the wharf, that the rodents may no
| have a chance to get on board.
INTER ISLAND COAL.
The Aotea, bringing $500 tons of Goa
from Newcastle for the Inter-Isla ne
Steam Navigation Company is expect
ed here about November 26. The mex
boat to bring coal for this compan!
: will be the Bucentaur, which recertl!
l., ran on the rocks off Suva, and ha
been repaired in dry dock at Sydney
S She is due about the middle of De