Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-27
WAITE RFRuNT NOTES

Morrisby of the Canadian-Australian
line. anchored off port at noon today
and ct 1920 O'Clock she was along
side the Bishop slip.
She brought for this port as her
cargo about 900 tons of general
freight, which is being discharged
This afternoon. A number of Homo
li'u passengers, who arrived in her
arc kamaainas; they we've met at the
wharf by relatives and friends.
The editors of the Australian
newspapers were met at the wharf
by representatives of local English
newspapers. They are being enter
tanned this afternoon.
The liner will sail at IL o'clock
tonight.
THE MAUNA EEA. Captain Free.
man. sailed at noon today for Maui and
Hawaii ports. She was followed by
the Iwalani, which sailed ut the same
hour for Mahukuna. Hawaii
THE AMER CAN-HAWAIIAN com.
plnys liner Missuurian, Captain Lyon
sails tomorrow for island ports.
whence she will leave for the Ststes.
o o o o o o o - o Q o o
kin. Perth. Daily News; Hon. j. W.
IIackctt, LID. Perth, Western Aus.
tralian: Hon. G. T.. Davies. Hobart
Hobart Mercury Hudson Berkeley
Newcastle The Herald; n. Clark. Bal
larat, Ballarat Courier; a. Mackly.
Bendigo. BcndigO Advertiser; Thomas
Temperlcy, Bathurst, Richmonr River
Times. Ballina CPast President n. s.
w. County Press Association: J. W.
Kirwan, Kalgoorlic. The Miner.
New Zealand -- GrCslcy Lukin.
Wellington. Evening Post; +. Kirby.
Wellington. New Zealand Times:
George Fenwick. Dunedin, Otago
Daily Times; II. Brett, Auckland,
Auckland Star; Mark Cohen. Dune
din, Evening Star: W. II. Trlggs,
ChristchurCh, ChristChurch Press.
South Africa -- Il. +. phllipann
Stow, Capetown. $. A. News Albert
Cartwright, CapctOwn. Transvaal
Leader, Johannesburg represents
Cape Timesl: G. H. Kiugswell. 10
hanncsburg, Rand Daily Mail; Gcof-
frey Robinson, Johannesburg, The
Star; A. l.. Reno, Pretoria, Pretoria
News; Dr. +. V. Engelenburg. Pre-
toria, The Volkstem; c. Woodhcad,
Durham, Natal Mercury; 49, Walton,
Pt. Elizabeth, Eastern Provincial
Herald; p. Davis, Pietermaritzburg,
Natal Witness; +. Blake, BlOemfon-
tcin, The Post.
List Of Entertainments
A full list of the entertainments
and receptions of the Imperial Con-
ference Is appended:
June 3: Banquet Of welcome by
the press of Great Britain. Lord
Burnham will preside, and Lord
R0sebcry will be the principal speak
or.
June G: Luncheon ut Hall Barn.
Guests Of Lord Burnham.
June Z: Luncheon at the House
of Commons by the members OF both
Houses connected with literature or
journalism. Garden party at MARI
borough House. Evening reserved
for private hospitality.
June s: Luncheon ut Sutton place.
Guests of Lord NorthcliiTe. Recep-
ton by Sir Melville Beachcroft,
chairman of the London County Coun
ell.
June 0: Reception and luncheon
at Mansion House. Guests of Lord
Mayor. Entertainment by Ranelagh
Club. Mr.. C. Arthur Parsons din
ner at Ranelakh.
June 10: Luncheon at Constitu-
tional Club by members of OPPOSE
ton, Mr.. Balfour presiding. Resery-
cd for small private dinners. Recep-
tiOn at Stafford House by Duke and
Duchess of Sutherland.
June II: Day with the Army at
Aldershot. Guests of the War Office.
Omcial Government banquet at Graf
ton Galleries, Lord Crewe presiding.
June IL: Visit TO the Fleet.
Guests of the Admiralty.
Program of Discussions
The following are the first details
arranged rs TO subjects and chairmen
for the meetings which will be held
on the mornings of June 7, s, 0, and
10:
Monday, June Z: Cable News
Services and Press Inter-communica
ton. Lord Crewe to take the chair.
Mr.. Sydney Buxton, Mr.. Austen
Chamberlain, etc, to be present.
Tuesday, June s: The Press and
Imperial Defence: The Navy. Mr..
McKenna to take the chair. Sir Ed
ward Grey and Mr.. Alfred Lyttelton
to attend.
Wednesday, June .: The Press
and Imperial Defense: The Army.
Mr. Balfour to take the chair. Mr..
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