The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-15
TITLED PARTY
ON WORLD TOUR
Lords and Ladies, and Members
of Parliament of Great Britain
Touring British Empire, Reach
Honolulu En- Route to the Anti
podes.

Lords and ladies', members of parlia-
ment and belted knights assembled
about Honolulu s tourists resorts yes
terday IN greater number than they
ever had before. The party arrived on
the Royal Mail liner Makura which ear
ries the Empire Parliamentary Asso-
citation party. They are touring the
British Empire, the guests of each com
monwealth in turn and are now on
their way south to accept the hospital
, ity of tho New Zealandcrs and Aus
| tralians. The travellers have already
toured Canada and will proceed home
via South Africa. ui
Lord Emmot and Will Crooks, both
members of parliament, are leaders of
the distinguished tourists, and the lat
ter, one of the leaders of the Labor
| Party, was the darling of the Makura.
The unanimous and emphatic advice of
the entire ships company from Cap
tain Phillips to the iowest deckhand
was "See viii Crooks. The sailors
swore by him long before they reached
Honolulu.
The party are merely globe-trotters
on a semi official scale. They are tour
ing the British dominions just like con
gressmen from the wild and woolly
plains of Kansas and the Doodle belt
in Indiana visit Hawaii occasionally at
Hawaii $ expense. ~
The personnel of the party, is as
follows:.
Personnel of Party.
Lord Emmot, formerly Alfred En-
mot, NJ. p. for Oldham, and now un-
der secretary for the Colonies, is ac'
conipanied by Lady Emmot.
Lord Sheffield, better known as the
Hon. Lyulph Stanley, and likewise @
former Liberal NJ p. for Oldham. He
has done excellent educational service
on the London school board, and IL
also well known for his philanthropi'
work.
The Right Hon. Stuart Wortley, NJ
p. for the Hallam division of Sheffield
and formerly under secretary for thu
; home Office. Mr.. Stuart-W ortley made
. n sensational win of the undivided
. borough as his entry into political life
, and when the cutlery metropolis wa
, divided into five divisions he was Sc
lccted for Hallam and has since hell
/ the seat for the Unionists.
! Right Hon. Thomas Lough, Liberia
NJ. u, for the West lslingtOn diVislo
. of London. He is a tea merchant o.
Z a large scale and the author OF seN
: cral works on the Irish question. IL
u is accompanied by Mrs. Tough. n
: Sir f. Hildred Garlic, Ladu an
y Miss Garlic. Sir Hildred is Unions
NJ. p. for the mid-division of Herts,
beautiful country bordering on Londol
lie was formerly a member OF Tn
: celebrated firm of Jonas Brook
/ Brothers, sewing cotton manufacturer
G of Meltham Mills, Yorkshire, and twlC
a contested the borough of Huddershei
n in the Unionist interests. AS eOloh'
s. of the second volunteer battalion
e the West Riding Regiment at the TIN
y of the Boer war, he paid tho rents
all the men who volunteered for actiN
v service from his battalion. On his =
o tirement he purchased an estate
r. Hertfordshire, and is now a leading a
"a riculturist Of that county.
A Canadian M. P.
Donald McMaster, Unionist NJ.
y for n. w. Surrey, is one of the lltt
% band of Canadians in the Britii
O. House of Commons. After leading
lie forlorn hope in the Leigh division
e. Lancashire, manufacturing distrl'
I'd he was found a, safe seat in the Cher
a sew division OF Surrey. He is stroi
he advocate of tariff reform.
he Mr. ana MIS-. l-hHhI pi''hH"N
m. Mr. Greenwood is a leading memb
y, of the Canadian contingent IN I
ho House, where ne represents Snnderla
W for the Liberals Mr.. Greenwood
" tered British political life through !
eu favor of the old city Of York, a
Va when York rejected him he found
3D. seat at Sunderland big shipbuildl
town on the northeast coast, aud
N shares the REPRESENTATION with lal
.n' colleague. Mr.. Greenwood has serv
he as minister 5 private secretary q
IN paid, which is considered sure pa
he port TO Office.
Of Arthur sherwell represents lluddoo
mt field, one of the largest single meml
he constituencies Ia the country, lie
EN- tanned his seat al the last elect
Ak against both Labor and lniomst
re. position. lie has taken a promin.
part in both temperance and pl
anthropic work, Mrs, sherwell
sa with him.
ess VIII Crooks Well Known.
la VIII Crooks ID one Of the best hno
members Of the Independent La