The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
LEADERS
To VISIT HERE
British Party Coming, Including
Five Lords, Two Right Honor
ables and a Score Of NJ Ps.-
En- Route TO New Zealand and
Australia on Important Trip.

Within n couple of weeks Honolulu
viii be called upon TO entertain for
few hours O most distinguished com
pany of guests. including five lords aud
their ladies, two right honorablcs and a
score of British members of parliament
and their wives. The party viii reach
Honolulu ON August 10, en- route to
Australia and New Zealand. The dis
tinguished travellers are now in Canada,
seeing for themselves "thc granary of
the Empire
The twenty members Of the Imperial
Parliament left Liverpool July Il on
the Allan liner Victorian ON their tour
20 Canada, Australia and New Zealand,
and expect to be away for about four
months. The party arrived in Montreal
on July %, and was given u welcome
hv a committee composed of several
prominent citizens of that city. Eight.
cen DAYS will be spent in Canada, and
on August the party will leave Van
couver aboard the Makura for New
Fiji Islands. Only three DAYS will be
spent in New Zealand, as the party is
due in sydney on September ?.
ne Eltultt pun VI lht liht at tht
disposal of the party will be spent in
Australia, as the invitation came from
that colony All the chief cities and
institutions win he visited during their
stay there, which will last until Octo,
Der !. when they are due to sail home
for England.
In April cablegram was sent from
the Australian branch of the Empire
IL. az. A. a La.
twenty members of the British Parlia-
ment 70 visit that country this year,
and it was promised that the Prime
minister of the Commonwealth and the
State Premiers would extend official
welcomes and courtesics.
List of Party Members.
The following is list of the dele
gates who will see and be seen in Ho-
nolulu: Lord Emmott, undersecretary
of state for the colonies, and Lady
Emmott; Lord Calthorpe and Lady
Calthorpc; Lord Castlemeine. His Mai
osty s Lieutenant of County Westmeath,
Ireland, since 1890; Lord Sheffield,
member Of the London School Board,
lS7G-lSSj, NJ. =. for Oldham from $50
10 1855; the Right Hon. c. Stuart
Wortlcy, *. G. NJ. G., for Sheffield,
York, since 1855, eX-under-secretary of
state for the home department and a
director of the Great Central Railway;
Right Hon. Thomas Tough, M. p. for
Islington since 1892, one time parla-
montary secretary to the Board of Edu-
cation, aud His Maicstyis lieutenant of
County Cavan since 1907; Mrv.J. Nor
ton Griffith, NJ r., aud Mrs. Griffith
(Mr Griffith is NJ. L. for Wednesday,
since 1910, president of the Griffith
Company. Australia, and the Norton
Griiiith steel Company of Canada:
Col. Sir Hildred Garlic, NJ p, and
Lady and Miss Garlic (the colonel
is NJ. Il. for st. Adams, Ilertfordshire,
and is leading agriculturist). Mr..
Donald Macmaster. NJ. p. for Chertsey
division of Surrey since 1910, and a
well.known Canadian. will be one of
the party, ms will Mr.. NJ. S. Amery,
NJ. =. for South Birmingham, n mem.
her of the editorial staff of the Lon.
don Times and "A brother-in,law of Mr..
llamar Greenwood, NJ. r.; Sir Joseph
Walton, Bart, NJ p. for one of the
York; hire seats; Mr.. Alfred Bird. NJ. =.
for Wolvcrhampton; Mr.. a. w. Black
NJ. j. for North BedfOrdshire since
1906 and mayor of Nottingham from
1902 to 1903; Mr.. Hamar Greenwood,
NJ. p. for Sunderland since 1906, and
Mrs. Greenwood; Mr.. d. V. Firie, NJ
p, and Miss Pirie (Mr. Pirie has been
NJ. =. for North Aberdeen since 1896
and was governor of Ceylon from 1890
10 1893, and also served in South Africa
from 1889 to 1900; Mr.. w. II. Cowan,
NJ. y. for East Aberdeen since 1910.
and Mrs. Cowan; Mr.. Arthur. Sherwell,
NJ. 2. for Understood, Yorkshire; Mr..
VIII Crooks. NJ. p for Woolwich and
member of the London County Council;
Lord BIyth, honorary treasurer of the
United Kingdom branch of the Empire
parliamentary Association since 1911,
also vicoprcsident of the Royal Society
Of Arts; Mr. sydney Goldman, NJ. p.
for Fcnryn and Falmouth since 1910,
was special war correspondent in
South Africa.