The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-17
DELEGATES FOR
TRAVEL CONGRESS
SEVERAL COUNTRIES Ann Rnpnn.
BRNvBD m THE t,oNo LAST OF
THOSE TO nH DHEroArns.


ing session on Monday morning az The
chamber Of commerce room, Secretary
II. p. Wood Of The promotion commit
tco giving tho tentative official
program 20 the committee TO
pefuse. A cablegtam was also read
read from Joseph Scott, president Of
tho Los Angeles Chamber OF Commerce
notifying the committee that n Q.
Story had been delegated to represent
that chamber at the congress. Mr..
Story Is president Of the Semi Tropic
Fruit Association, one Of the largest
associations Of the kind in southern
California. He is wealthy man and
one of the big men Of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce He win prob
ably arrive on the Siberia, unless no
happens to be a Shriner, and in that
case he win arrive on the wilhelmina.
The ohiyo Maru brings today from
Ceylon Mr.. Davis, who win represent
that beautiful country, one of the
tourists paradises, at the congress.
He wirelessed in few days ago that
he was on his way here. Percy Hun
ter, representative of Australia, is in
the Islands, at present visiting the
crater of Kilauea.
Mr.. Wood announced yesterday that
invitations had been sent to all the
consuls in Honolulu asking thom to be
present at tine congress. The list in
/ cludes:
Brace Cartwright, consul for Peru.
! r. G.. r. Forster, II. B. Ms consul.
Mexico,
! Liang Kwo Wing, H. I. G. Ms CON,
sui.
Augustus Marques, consul for
i France
William Pfotenhauer, H. 1. G. Ms
consul.
s. Uyeno, consul general for Japan.
II. M. Won Holt, consul for Neither
lands.
Other representatives from countries
and business organizations, railroad
and steamship companies are as fol-
lows:
w. c. Bowles, representing Cana
dian Australian Royal Mail Lane.
Willard Brown, Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce.
w. NJ. Buchanan, Canadian. Aus.
tralian Royal Mail Line.
| G, Fred Bush, Hawaii Promotion
Committe.
John L. camm, California Develop
ment Board.
Mr. Davis, Ceylon.
Harold G. Dillingham;, Hilo Railroad
Company.
John H. Drew, Matson Navigation
Company and Togo Kisen Kaisha
Steamship Company.
Edward G. Daisenberg, Pleasanton
Hotel.
James Elder, californa Develop
ment Board.
A. H. Ford, Trail and Mountain
Club.
J. H. Hertsehe, Territorial Hotel
Company.
W. il. Hogs, Hawaii Promotion
! Committee.
Percy Hunter, the Commonwealth of
Australia
D. P. R. Isenberg, Honolulu Cham,
Der of Commerce.
R. A. Kearns, Board Of Immigration
of the Territory of Hawaii.
f. w. Klebahn, Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
George Lyeurgus, Hilo Hotel. i.
O. H. Macaulay, Vancouver Tourist
Bureau.
Harry Macfarlane, Honolulu Seaside
Hotel.
James F, Morgan, Honolulu Cham
Der of Commerce.
DR.. j. II. McCormac, Marshheld, Ore
gon, Chamber of Commerce.
w. II. McInerny, Hawaii Promotion
Committee.
]. L. Mclean, 1. I. s. N. Co.
r. G. Smith, Oahu Railway and Land
/ Company
Charles A. Stanton, Honolulu Hun
bred Thousand Club.
F. Q. Story, Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce.
L. A. Thurston, Hilo Railroad Com.
5pany.
A. W Van valkenburg, Hilo Rail.
road Company.
B. Won Damn, Hawaii Promotion
Committee.
/ G. c. Won Harm, Merchants Asso
citation of Honolulu.
+. L. Waldron, Merchants Associa
ton of Honolulu.
} Norman Watkins, Merchants Asso
citation of Honolulu.
Henry NJ Whitney, Oceanic Steam
ship Company.
II. P. Wood, secretary Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee.
G. Kim Fook, VIM. Y. Kwai Fong
and Chu Gem, of the Chiuese Mer.
J chants Association.
Y. Akai, W. Motoshige and Y. Taxa
knwa. of the japanese Merchants AS
ISOLATION.
The order Of Business.
The order of business on Monday
morning includes the calling of the
meeting to order by G.. Fred Bush
chairman Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee; nominations for chairman
and secretary Of the congress; reading
Of the call by Secretary Wood; read
ing list Of accredited delegates and
explanatory remarks by Secretary
! Wood; reading Of letters and cable
! grams; remarks by Percy Hunter
president of the Chinese Merchants