The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-07
KOREA TRAVELLING LIGHT
ON PRESENT VOYAGE

KOREA TRAVELLING LIGHT |
ON PRESENT VOYAGE
The Pacific Mail liner Korea. with
fortyfve cabin passengers on board,
arrived from the Orient at four O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon and will depart TO,
the continent at ten clock this morn,
ing with more than a hundred cabin
passengers from Honolulu. The Korea
had fine voyage all the way from
the Orient. She was given immediate
pratique, the quarantine inspection
having been made at sea by DIR. A. D.
Foster of the United States Marine Ser
vice.
A distinguished passenger stopping
over in the city is DR.. Henry Churchill
King, president of Oberlin College, who
is completing a world tour and will
speak at the Central Union Church at
eleven clock this morning and at IA
waiahao Church in the evening. Doctor
King !ectured in many countries along
his route, speaking several hundred
times in India, China and Japan.
J. w. Hausserman, prominent jurist
of Manila, is going to the mainland to
spend several weeks. and DR.. J. Bryant
| of Boston is completing a round-the-
| world tour. D. Thiemann, a wealthy
| German banker. and Mrs. Thiemann, and
| F. W. North. a London business man,
are on their way back to Europe after
| travelling thus far on their way around
the world.
Immigrants for Hawaii.
| The Korea brought seventy-six Fill
pinos, thirty eight japanese and twenty
two Chinese to the Islands. The Fill
ninos came seeking work on sugar plan
| tations
The Korea has an unusually large
number of Chinese steerage passengers
bound for San Francisco. She is carry
ing oil Chinese. % japanese and %
Hindus to the continent
The liners 1447 tons of cargo for
| Honolulu consists of S544 bags OF rice,
54s7 packages of sundries 1886 bags OF
hone raeal. S4S kegs of shoyu, $50 casks
of sake, $40 packages of misc, 499
casks Of wine. 90 cans of oil, l34
pieces of mating. go boxes of tea, -
casks of gin and one bundle of silk.
Prominent People to Depart
There are many prominent people
among the JOG cabin passengers &C
leave on the Korea Mr.. and Mrs. Z
rIa5amann are going to New York anC
other eastern cities, and Mr. Hedemanf
will nnrchase materials for the construc
ton of sugar mills on the island o.
Formosa. the machinery to be supplie,
bv the Honolulu Iron Works, OF "hlc'
enterprise he is manager.
The Rev. w. +. Potwine, head OF I'M
: Episcopal Mission at Palama' ana MIS-
Potwine. are going to the mainland 10
pleasure and recreation. =, =.
r Campbell. accompanied by M \
Silva. is going to Portugal as repre-
sentative of the territorial lmmg ra
ton board, for the purpose or recruit
ing immigrants for the Territory.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Dowsett are g
ing to the mainland for rev "eehs
Mr. Dowsett will look after bushes
interests in San Francisco ana othe
, | cities. Mr.. Dowsett is the head OF III
- WaiaDae plantation and director
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation 00l'
pany. ,.o.;on mon an
exDert polo player of the lSian1 =
Mani. his daughters. Misses A. ana . :,
Won Tempskv and his niece, MISS :
Wodehonse' are goan ag-oo ef M
Miss Ella Maloney. head nurse d
Queen : Hospital, is going TO tne ila aI,
land on vacation ana WI bor soionrr
rILes ana nj. IRE 1rlenI Darler heiress to til
Miss ! l. ne'n nah on Hawaii. and Mi:
. Beatr1ce OaILlpeL'' s ono having sper
states 10 ree'' tano
the summer NJ at .E 4o,.,S, and James NJ
John l: ~ N lgand several weeks in Ii
;r,;r,cr q vacation and inc
states; ENJOYING af+or business int
- denta,Iy looEInS ,T 1lry will engag
e~tS there. MI NI, 49, s,gar expert f
the services OF a pee TIA
the haf'a5 .oi' a l,- Irs r. c. Smith an