Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-26
Shipping
EN- ROUTE To BURMESE OIL FIELD
OPERATORS VISIT HONOLULU.


Bllrmah as an oil producing country
81 attracting the attention Of large
amount Of american capitalists as
well as operators and experts Today
a party OF eight experienced oil men,
several having a wide acquaintance
with the industry in all parts OF the
werld are visiting Honolulu
They arrived this morning as pas
sengers in the Pacific Mail liner Per
sia, and will continue the voyage 10
the Far East in that vessel when the
Persia gets away for Japan and China
ports al nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
From the California oil fieIts.
Messrs Charles Blashfield. c. G.
Tifeft, Ben H. Johnson. Charles II.
Meyers, J. A. McCormack, and Henry
Oyerton are on their way to Burmah.
there to take up the work of active
development OF an industry that bids
fair to make formidable showing in
the Far East.
The Persia was an early arrival from
San Francisco bringing one Jay over
passenger. and III sacks later main
land mail.
The through iist of passengers is a
rather small one. Including "A cabin,
and ~ steerage. The liner is proceed
ing 10 the East with less than sever
lnndred tons merchandise and gene.
raj ergo
All the old fayorites amongsfhe on
GERS continue with the vessel incllds
ms Captain John Hill, Chief Oficef
George, PIrser Mcrhers0h, Freight
Clerk CHAIRMAN, the latter however APP
pearing under a disguise. handsome,
hxuriant mustache grazing the charm
ing features OF this Official on arrival
here this morning.
DR.. y G. Evans is not with the Per-
sIa on this voyage. his place having
been filled by Or. Stoddard for one
trip at least.
The Persia passengers include eight
mining men going To the gold mines
IN Korea r. Bozeman, X. r Hcefie.
r. L. Mangum. B. u. Meece. gAAVs
SCARBOROUGH, G. G. Selble, Irving
Thomas. Fred Thomas. y ~ "a,
Miss c. J. Medley i feturiiihg mis-
ssonary teacher from Japan.
Captain VIM. }. Milford an east
coast steamship captain and pilot ac-
cCmpanied BY his wife making pleas
ire TRIP 10 the orient
A. A. Heinz going "a pekin ia he n
teacher in the IIniversifv there. ae-
COMMANDED bv his wife.
Martin Haff and wiYe h,afneta
man representing san Francisco Arm
81. 4 hneines strin ~ the orienf
Mrs. I. Ward formerly tawsrdss
on The Korea ree,ened II ,ate ) l,fe
ion ~ comnan, with fssn,sIn cn,itS
~ tie Nsvy Gamer carv,e st.tts ,.,.s,,
:, Manila - - T'''''',''''''
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"a, 49, f, ,.s. 49,, ~,
p,.Ynah on 10. f.has BlashfieId. n
q Eiferf Hen II johnson: chas n
Viewers Mrf,oymack 4snrv.
0rerton'
Rims Tremhlav and h;e nr,aa an q
tour 81 the unrld -
m
So ~. %se t.oss on me riaskan'
s1o, '''s o.sn' nunuIeu TONS
s 2, were ioauea INTO the American
= ll'-'tuilah tteleheer Aiaskan Wlthin
me past tout uays' Maiie az tne same
.l'lls nse .nousanu TONS general cargo.
were aiscn9teea' making total OF.
over as,vVv tohs lteisnt handled IN.
,1al.lealneo py McCape, Hamilton and
rehRy' the ioeai .steNeqores' Ine men.
VINO supefintena TINS Dig order do
not look upon me Work as an unusual.
,nlns, eu, tney Diusn.ngiy admit that
.ne Aiashsn cargo handled Dy the
20, loeaf seeseoorlng nfm y a record one.
me tessei Is now taxing ON sugar at
me ISLAND ports preparatory to get
t'hs away Tor sauna cruz
Rough Weather off Hamakua Coast.
Il was exceedingly ronght of the
Hamakua coast according to report
brought TO this city today by Purser
James Logan. in the steamer Kilauea.
That vessel returned to Honolulu with
y fair list of cabin and deck passen-
-. Y ~.