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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 304, 22 December 1903, Page 2 (Supplement)

Mr. Henry Frederick, who left New York by the steamer Deutschland on 2nd July, on a journey round the world, has arrived back, faster by an hour than the trip completed by Mr. Gerald Sayrp., of Seattle. The train journey from Paris to Dalny, in China, consumed eighteen days. Two days were occupied in crossing the Yellow Sea, and two days by rail across Japan to Yokohama, where Mr. Frederick missed the steamer by ten hours, and lost seven days, being compelled to take a slow boat two days later, which was sixteen days on the Pacific. He landed at Victoria and crossed the American continent in a little over four days. This, with the Deutschland's fast time of six days across the Atlantic, made the record 54 days. During that time Mr. Frederick only r.lept in one hotel, namely, in Yokohama.

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