The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-08
BOARD OF TRADE
PLANS WELCOME
TO JAP DELEGATES
Special Committee Will Arrange
Entertainment for Visitors
to Industries.
DELEGATION is. IN
UNITED STATES NOW
Women Among Those Who Will
Inspect Leading Factories
in This City.

| At q meeting of the board of direct
ors Of the Board of Trade yesterday
afternoon a report was read concerning
the visit of the Honorary Commercial
Commissioners of Japan to, this city on
October 20, and the president was given
authority to appoint a committee to
| arrange for the entertainment of the
visitors and to facilitate their visits
to the leading industries of this city.
| Fifteen trade experts five of whom
are selected from the different depart
ments of the national governments, and
the rest from the principal cities Wis.
| tied, will accompany the commission
and will return with 1t to- Japan and
there make q tour of the principa
cities
| The list in full of those composing
the commission, some of whom are
women, follows: r.
Baron Eiichin Shibusawa, president
Daiichi Bank, and Baroness Sh-
| of Chamber of Commerce, presi-
member House of Representatives;
Heizayemon Hibiya, president Kanega-
fuchi Cotton Mill Company and vice
president Chamber of Commerce; Saku-
taro Satake, president Toxic Electric
| Lighting Company, special member
Chamber of Commerce and member OF
House of Representatives.; Kenzo
Iwahara, director of Mitsui & Co.;
Kaichiro Nezo, trustee Chamber OF
Commerce, president Tobu Railway
Company and member of House of
Representatives; Zenjuro Horikoshi,
exporter (silk goods. and Madame
Horikoshi; Kunizo Koike, broker, Toxic
Stock Exchange and member of
Chamber of Commerce; Rinnosuke
Hara, representative Toxic glass manu-
facturers; Tokunosuke Machida, silk
thread dealer and trustee Chamber OF
| Commerce; Narazo Takatsuji, director
Kanegafuchi Cotton Mill Company;
| Torajiro Watase, proprietor Toxic
Konoyen Nursery; Suyeo Iwaya, MEM
ber of Hakubunkan Publishing Com
pany; Baron Naibu Kanda, professor,
Peers School, and Baroness Kanda:
Taizo Kumagae, physician Takajiro
Minami, professor of Tohoku Unfver-
sity, Nogaku- Hakushi; Motosadas Zu-
moto, proprietor Of Jap an Mall"
osaka-Michio Dol. president Osaka
Electric Lighting Company and Presi-
dent Chamber of Commerce; Tokugoro
! Nakabash, president Osaka Shosen
Kaisha (S. S. Coz: Bokushin OF, presi-
dent Sulphuric Acid Company and
member Of House of Representatives.;
| Toshio Matsumura, assistant mayor of
| Osaka. special member Chamber of
| Commerce and lawyer: Tamenosuke
Ishibashi, member of House of Repre-
sentatives and journalist; Yeinosuke
Iwamoto, broker. Osaka Stock Ex-
change; Heibei Sakaguchi, silk weaver.
Kyoto-Jihei Nishimura, president
Chamber of Commerce, textile mer-
chant and member of House of Repre-
sentatives; Seigi Nishiike, secretary
Chamber of Commerce. s..<
/ Yokohama--Kahei, Otalio, president
Chamber of Commerce and. tea ex-
porter: Kinsaku Soda. member Of
Chamber of Commerce and banker;
Akira Shito, president Silk Condition
ing House and special member Cham
ber of Commerce.
Kobe-Kojiro Matsukata, president
manufacturer: Shinkichi Tamura. ex-
porter.
Nagoya-M Member Chamber of Com
merce and banker: Tominosuke Uyc-
tone, ce-president Chamber of Com
merce and director Sharyo Kaisha
(wheel Coz; Morimatsu Ito, banker.
t Special Trains Provided.
Through the magnanimity of sew.
eral of the railroad companies and pri
vate individuals, special train will be
furnished for the transportation and
accommodation Of the commission
Thus the expenses of the visit will bs
comparatively light. Il
That Newark's importance as a priI,-
cipal city of the United States. and
as centre of industry, is realized is
to be seen by the fact that this is the
only New Jersey city to be visited.
The commission is already in this
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