The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
||I|1 STOP !!'.. ON
THEIR WAY
| 70 CHINA
Epnsrsla| Delegates Spend
| Busy Day Taking in Sights
| If the Crossroads,
|eARED DULY IMPRESSED
l,,,dd Body.of Representative
,,siupss Men Alive to the
Possibilities.
|,eABED DULY IMPRESSED

| Il the Crossroads OIL Inc oAno "
lar commissioners of the asso-
| !, sbambers of commerce Of the
:, Coast met with their first re-
:. rot only by the officials of the
r,i.o government and representa-
4 the local chamber of com
). but by His Imperial Chinese
s.x,s Consul General, the latter
[,s,iny the prophecy that when the
: ,saehed the shores of the Chi
|. Empire they would be accorded a
.H,l welcome, a greeting which
III hold forth a promise of future
~ business relations between the
~ States ana China which would
!, rom the visit of the commercial
rssatstives. The reception on Ha-
Fan soil was under commercial aus
j. and was such that the travellers
int their visit to the far East
Ei really result in an increased I'M
BEADING in trade sense.
apped Of etfuse greetings and ana
81 dawn to the core of cold bloodel
sssa dealings, the commercial rep
zsatiFes felt, after they had listen
b some statements by Governor
u Of the tremendous volume of
us transacted in and with these
Ass alone. that there. were almost
u Of possibilities for commercial
p in the Empire of China and
s. way between.
asied into a day of less than
p ours, during which the party
ii sightseeing tour which included
ssass of sugar plantations. Pearl
sA', beautiful country estates, the
faaad Pail. schools, Notifications,
U a'traetions, a luncheon and a lit
a0pNng, there was little time for
ppafF te gather more than a superb
ilea Of what the local chamber of
laeiee represented, but TO those
A never before been upon Ha-
1al soil, that brief visit was an
'ehef Of the vast possibilities in
way Of trade.
. inner Korea. on which the com
A representatives. are travelling
ma was met at quarantine yes
!! oF a special committee of the
ass' Of commerce comprising E. /,
rug, chairman, John Waterhouse
secretary Fl. P. Wood. The party
sfseaole to the program arranged
'asif stay ashore, and each was
- with an Aloha badge. At the
'heF embarked in autos and
aaen through the Eva section of
y halaWa hill from which they
panoramic view of the sugar
s'ohs extending to the Waianae
aha Peari Harbor. In the lat
n. - were deeply interested.
aaa will it be good for?' asked
assvatatiye He wanted to know,
: lalure use was explained and
Fsfed satisfied. In like manner
s'Oa information regarding the
and their industries was i'm
saa the information found at
paPiis. Back through the No.
ss'ate of Mr.. Damon. past Fort
H., , y the Bishop Museum where
~. D'isaam greeted the party and
me members through the
49,, /, .1eh up to the Pail, the party
q ,,ea The Pail view. of course.
,.., expressions of wonderment.
b esr. view fascinated all, and
sa,r eager listeners for the old.
nj u me battle Of the Nuuanu
-. ne fate of the Oahuan army
F.s ~ stand on the brink Of the
a. 'afough the residence dis
a. College grounds and Kai-
g3es party viewed the mortar for
h. ~ Fort Ruger. motored
4a %lohd Head and stopped off
,bs1u aafiam. The fishes we're in
aal y Yesterday and showed up
% ,l. 1Loas eolors TO the best adj
sfrsa ,55lough the squids were sulkv
Eqr,. 10 perform their interest