The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29

stated = have hcen forwarded - Mr., A. IsssvE
Osrtcs O. XXI T.. l.. 4 $. CeNI.
HoNotvtr. ocioees =, 1874 )
NIX A. JAsess- Hoaelnles SsE: Ky ne wee e
I he fisrters iathcr and S2PplS CcGpanv l ara
i-ss-ected - aslrssS yoc lst.e- q thanks sg TIE
CcErpany n rcarg.ifsc7 u TIE Scxvsee ycc ere
ter3srt1g The ccuntry II srecrcetture, and y the
i1s-v,ctscr g ard ezpezi=eztS With sxutsc tantS
| Ard - state that the COzspany srp-vcistcs The
vtlRe q wear trained sdertS eoEtinacI tor i1c;
Psssod aud hat he rceeecrS DESIRE - co-epes-
tss With VOC. Ard rsaGeg sceh ss& * r,sy ec N
theiy power N seese sresects II yenersl iaterst
ard i1-eosta2sss. RssFecstslly Eresenisd.
.>iSesGf W. u SNgtl
Seczesasy 7. l. / ). %.
Mr.. 7. IL Dawes pr.se1ssl draft q lsssss -
&c tcssstr-l - the Prsssn. q tie H,a-d ~ frsa-
nssasrstsou. assut To- kAesr qesS.scn. ne stuse
Wis approved ard the sisnttrrsS u MsSSrS Jcas
Aestir. j. NJ Eorrer. \. Ceas and 7. Il Dawes
ssre Pisced - he ar,Einsnt aS rsrrsseatirs The
Sccivtv-
Nj. }. N. Hc-rer fscu The Staadi.s eonsr,is;se
ca frausEscsttia1si presented a rerost. which az
rcirs "a the Supplea,ent.
NJ :. n hslsa Prsseatsa a ropSr On cane
sr1a psrtzss'r he valttes iricrtaasFcc eccttined
Iniuced the incorporation Il the rsspsr uith the
report PREVIOUSLY read
No report frcfs the Cciu-niiire ur Fsrtili5szs
and Bone Meal. A fsu e TIE members PcsSsnt
csred thsir eri-i01s reltsvs 70 The Scsd Qesiitss
e bcns uieal 4 tsrtilrssr bnt The information
ob-aiusd vas it, ti1e-e1cs Of opiusrn exisfin,
and eace one II tavcr OF s,arus, The sEtlels bsi1,
s11ss positive IN hus CpIn11e-
Mr. W. q. smith Chairman q the Cotnnistss oa
Satisfies presented The report os that COMMITTEE.
.>ee S-prlsusutl
At iSi5 the risetirs. adjourned -ua.iI aftsrrcon.
ArrEzSSoS-
II rs Tie planters rsessubled President
AUSTIN II the ehsir.
Mr. T. Il. Dawes presented and rsad 4 report CT
the Committee on ~Ytriiies Of Cane &c Sep
Pisusrt.1
Prssis-zt Austin gave a., Account Of the sxrri-
encs obtained BY Planters Nho had In ported the
r,cnSoose. Sevs1ty-iVe u these animals had been
imported. about wear PSSys,1sly, from tks Wsss
Indies, II COS: Ct about Sieo0 Tie monSoose
had been apPortonsd au,Oa, those planters sho
had paid he expecSes u the ,rr he had rscsived
fogr pairs. he bad pifced them IN SelGS infested
with rHts Gid where cane had BEEN much eaten BY
those pssts. Nov not single stick OF cane showed
the teeth marks OK the fcruaeg trouhiescne rodent
tesides he hid received information that IN the
Wfoie district. froul Orcuaet 10 Hilo rats were
rarity dnG the consequent SWING 70 planters I
wo1ld Rot stll short q 5000. His eight mos |
goose had cost him SlST AID BE vas very well sat
sized with .ae investment.
Capt. WIlfous, Mr.. r. h Davies AID others re- |
tted their experiences II relation to the diSgrue
tiou caused 70 cane by rats and the meeting !
seeE'sd 70 1e very tIvurahly Inclined toward the
riJu-oos rs al sztsrroiuator-
y SIS ths meeting adjourned
EoCEru DAY.
The hour 81 for ulesti1, vas, IS usual Ignored /
by the majority u the members. and AGAIN the l
eloek h.Iits Travelled Fss loa0 before the meeting
was called % order.
4 discussion upou the qaality ard prict Of bIg-s
EVs engaged IN By Msss-s. ". o. Smith. L. A. |
Ngc6e, Z N. Walsh and T h Dawes, drrin, !
which Il was stated thai the number Of bags used
annually on the Islands vas about 90uOO OO, that
some % t1e plantation iuA1a-ers f1Gnd Il paid 4
then to import their uEE bd-,ss that the average
loss on bags b bCrstll-,, &C., was II per cent;
that It vas poor economy 70 cet cheap b1ss.
The StIntInS Committees fer the ensuing term /
we're then appointed. a follows
L.r5gr- A a smith J. l. Richardson. Charles /
Motley. C. + HIrt ard J. y. Wright
CslfirufaH. J. u. Homer. L. u. Walsh. J. Ross 1
c. :. kinlersleY and J. 4. smith
VIciii-ry. L Ralsteai. ". L. Bailey James 1
Rsutuu. C. c Kennedy and ". Z. R0veu
LszJisErsz1t. I, L. Dawes. ). ) B. Dole, c. Il. ]
Bishop, 4. " Mist and A. ) HlrtusIl
Reciprocity W. T. Castle, F. \. SchIsfer, T. {. /
Jones L. W. W. Hall and J. l. Patty.
TirflspJ-sffi1a. ". L RoEsl. W. l. Homer J. /
u. Lid.-lts, Il. r Hind and 7. : Kay.
Hufsrfrilus 8f SfItrs Il. z. BlIdEin. A. Lid \
NyIts, c. Keeling. A. UunI and l. : SpaldInz.
LIRE SilcL- B +. DillI1:ham, &. z. Holmes. \. !
) WILCOX, ". Il PurTis and ". Z. Grant
Forestry W. l. Rickard. {. VI. Cooke, c. K. /
Bishop. J. u. Alexander and Il. +. GLADE
F'srtifi-srs end Sss'i CIui=- G. L. Dole, G. c. |
Williams. A HJuu=bsrg, +. A. NAe6e il. and L
G. Hitchcock
T7I-isfgs II C.,.t-- h N. Whitney, Il c. Austin.
II. ?. BIldw1n L. C. Bond and Z Il. Bailey
S.ltisti-ss W .. Smith. p. c. Jones IL ". F.
Allen, ) b Athsrsor and 4. ". Whitney.
Fl7Ft Csffsrs- J. n. Alexander. ]. K. smith j.
H Patty. ; b Dole and D. II. Hitchcock
Mr.. T. 4. Nachs. Jr- Chairman Of the Com
uistss on Manufacture Of Sugars presented
ard read the rePurt-
Mr. 7. h Davies presented and rs.Ii a paper On
MacerLtlJu and Double Pressing, prepared BY
Mr. Alex Young II the Honolulu Iron Works.
The members teudzrgd vote Of thanks to the
gentlemen who had acted On the cVumittees ap-
pointed last year, and also 10 Hsssrs Keeling
and Yong for the papers prepared By them.
b. resolution the Trustees were empowered to |
take decisive action on application from members
L
Adjourned at Izo5 nj pm
AErEzS0oS.
On rgasseulb!In-. suE1e routine business con
uected with the committees WIS brought up and
concluded
l vote Of thanks was rendered 10 Mr. Cecil
Brown agent for NJ James Campbell for the
-TItGItUas Use Of the meeting FuouI-
President Austin then took the hoor, Mr I. Il.
DAWES Ii the chair, and rgId IN interesting pa
per Treaty Relations
Mr. W o. Smith the editor Of the PLrsfs7, /
H1ttt8Ef received vote Of thanks from the CON-
plI-.y fog the able manner IN which be had COZ
dEited that iCurutl during the past year and a
unanimous vote WIS passed Continuing the pct
location Tor the ensuing tenn.
senior tdla7arr8 the Portuguese Commissioners I
WIN was present. By request Of the company,
suukE Of the Portuguese labor UC the pl4ntatious !
tEzIrr 0utEutmeut- and Q desire to cUl0uiza- He !
si-uItsd his Intsnti Of ssuding a written Gun
m1uicarl0u TO the planters the latter subject
Mr. L Il Davies from tie COMMITTEES appointed
70 present concentration 10 the President Of
the Board OF Immigration preseuted the follow !
ing letter from the Minister OF FOrsign Affairs:
OEEr1z OF FoREI5x AFTl1zs.
H1nal1i1- October y IsS4 |
Hs-ss.- J,5. L .r-ii1- J.,e- u H8Elssr.
l. Js..1. AT r II. nrriss.
GESTLE5us=-In the ahssCcs Of bis EI. Mr..
CTalick, have the honor 10 acku1Elsdgs the ra-
ceTpt Of your letter Of yesterdays date addressed
10 hin az President Of the Board Of Immigration |
II which, On bekelf u the Planters Labor and
N r1TrU of tHa
planters a. - 4 scarcity Of I1b0r and inquire how
far they may CONT On I supply Of labOrsrs from |
japan and n which gOz also express the opinion
tflit- II tnEfe nay Dc anE doubt a. 70 an adequate
supply from thai s0GrCs the present restrictions
CT Chinese immigration be relaxed.
In reply have pleasure to STAKE that the Gov
eEUneus haFs most explicit sss1rzucEs that an |
inluiZratisn OF japanese To the extent of 5000 Of
whom f1ur-lfths vii hs men nay Be relied on |
during the year I--5r If the GOFerumeut should
ind itself In position % make the requisite adj
Tsucss 70 provide fox their passages - this country
and for other Incidental expenses II addition 10
this are informed that about 600 Grst-efass |
sugar planting ELbOrsrs may b expected here !
within few weeks fr1u this date leaving Japsu |
soEletIme IN Ao7Euber- The numbers indicated
ought 20 sufce for al possible wants Of the plant
ati11s-
The Government claz0t, however, rely zPou be-
iu able % make provision Os Of TeEeuue for the
large advances which E11ld be required FOX this I
immigration, and CAL only sly that a. many Eii
Be brought here a. the means az it, disposal zil
a4lDN- 4 LAF1 = QE7lrAble that I
gOu should give the Government an estimate Of
tie number u la5orErs which are likely to be "a
q1Irsc b be planters within the 1sIt l. mouths.
Tie removal Of the restrictions o. Chinese in
migration would Be step involving grave national
clJusesI IeLcgs. AID TIE GJEerlmelt ziu need to
csiIbsrztz carefully before Undertaking t. in the
event 0f IL being shown b Be Necessary. Under |
the regulations as tleF stald very cousidsrzble
number Of Chinese have arrived II the country |
d1riug the past feE months At least oue-talf Of |
those Eh9 have gone away sllcs the Regulations
EEre published have provided themselves before
hand win permits 70 ret1rl. and s1ch permits
ezE be obtained II H0nzkoaz veil ~ here II Il
prUhlbis that l10rE than that proportion viii ac-
ta1llJ rst1rn 70 this cJCEtrT. fhs total number
leaving daring the year h-s not been very great. /
hope that L vii not be fJGzd necessary 70 r. /
trEar fr5u1 policy which has bseu FIs=ed Nth %
ElGch satisfaction b the people generally, and
also cordially approved b friendly PoEers; and
persuaded that Il vii lot Be Necessary il the
immigration u japanese can be carried oct With
the spirit with which u has been initiated
Rave the hol0r - EsTilsfn- ETC.
w. ~ GrIE0g