The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

ed that members who had paid assessments could
cease their liabilities as stock holders IN 'egfa 20
debts.
Heved members from all interest when delinquent.
He thought if the interests ceased the delinquent
members ceased to be holders and therefore not
liable.
sentinc The report Of the Committee on Live stock.
stating that il had been accidentally Inisplaced.
MrG. @. Williams. Chairman Of the Committee
on Fertilizers and Seed Cane. presented report
accompanied by letters from Aiessrs- s. L. Austin,
E G. Hitchcock, Jonathan Austin. p J. Rein-
hardt, J. H. Soper, z. Bond, L c. Bond. G. X
Evart W. II. CornWell. r. Eaistead. c. Keeling:
G. II. Dole, w. w. Bailey, g. G. Williams aud q
supplementary letter from W. II. Richard
The report Of the COMMITTEES was accepted, and
with the letter Of Mr.. Richard. ordered to pTirt.
Report published in full in the Supplement- that
accompanies this issue Of the GAzErTE
Discussion was then engaged in. the subject
being fertilizers generally, and the employment Of
a chemist specially; during which discussion Mr..
W. H Bailey managed 10 INTRODUCES an invitation
TO the city members and the press representatives
TO dinner at the Hotel, Mt p m. resulting IN the
presentation of resolution hy Dir. Unna, that the
Trustees be instructed to engage the services OF
competent chemist soon as possible; approved
Mr.. W. II. Bailey presented and read the report
of the Committee on Live Stock. Accepted and
ordered to print The gentleman also advocated
the formation Of a stock breeders association. The
labor and wages question was brought forward
was indulged in by several Of the gentlemen
present
Mr.. H. p. Baldwin drew the attention Of the
members to the able manner in which the Planters
Monthly had been edited during the pdst year and
moved that the trustees be instructed 90 continue
the publication. Mr.. q. G. Williams seconded the
motion, which on being put was carried unani-
mously.
A vote of thanks was then rendered to the editor
of the Planters MoHrhlg, W. q. Smith Esq, for
his services, the courtesy being hty responded 20
by that gentleman.
added to the list Of Standing COMMITTEES Of the
Association.
Vice-president Dole read of the list Of Commit
tees for the ensuing year, as follows:
LADoR:-Jonathan Austin, W. .. smith, g. \.
Wilcox, J. NJ. Homer, James Woods.
CuLrIvATIoN:-Geo. G. Williams. Vim. Lydgate,
A. H. Smith, Chas. Motley, J. II. Soper.
MACHINERY:-Wm. L. ROwell, w. ii. kickard T.
X. Hind, Jas. Renton, II. L. Glade.
LEGIsLAIIvE:-W. X. astle, w. W. Hall, j. Ii.
Patty, ]. b. Atherton, P. c. Jones ir.
REcIPRocrrY:-E. p. Adams, Z. A. Schaefer, Il.
NJ Whitney. II. p. Baldwin, II. W. Mist.
TR1SsPoBTATIoN:-H p. Baldwin, 5. @. Austin.
e. s. Spalding, c. F. Hart, II. Iurton.
MANUFACTURES OF SUGAR:-R. A. Macul, lg., A.
Hannebure. C. Koelling, il. 7. Baldwin, L. c.
Bond
LIVE SrocK:-w. 81. Bailey. G. L. Richardson,
]. n. Wright, W. IL. Coruweil, Is. e. Dillingham;,
FoREsrRY:C K. Bishop. W. II. Puryis, Z. f.
Hart, 4. Bailey, j.. " Smith. Chas. Motley, r. Hal
stead, :. Il. Dole.
FER1rIzkRs AND SEED CASE,--G n. Wilcox, G..
II. Dole, Il. Halstead, 7. J. Hlyseiden, $. /. Aus
tin.
ley, A. Unna A. S. Wilcox, W. H. Bailey.
STATIsrfCs:-W. o. Smith, p c. Jones jr.. Z. II.
Davies, C. NJ. Cooke, II. +. Glade. j. y. Athcrton-
The meeting, on motion, then adjourned ahcdie