The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-22
SUGAR PLANTERS
ASSOCIATION
Continuation of Proceedings)


Mr. Baldvn's Remarks (Continued).
There is another question l would like to bring
with Mr. Eckarts report and the work there
the station and that is the question OF the influence OF
the fertilizer the taselng of the 1t be that the
present Experimental the place making
perments of that kind 1t is subject that has interested
gard especially since the report that Mr.
Maxwell made of annual meetings that fertzing
before the tasseng of the would influence the
tasseing tide it the tasselng time Now [
found good many back that the features that in
auenced the assene the proper
air Those the elements which influence and
affect the tasseng of and nothing else have
thought possibly that the soil had something do
with it but think in short all those elements which
lead the healthy growth OF course soil leads to
growth small growth but DR. Maxwell
makes OF his that ferlizing will
tasseng time my experience is and the result of my
experience in the matter have shown me as far as am
indirect that is stimulates
growth when the thick in the ground
that does get enough air and heat Consequently it
goes the taseng time would call it indirect figure
figure 1t affects the tasseng in that it
thick that does not get enough air and heat
This important point to all because will regulate
the time OF planting and the fields plant
carrying the experiments and hoped to have them
finished such that could have presented paper
with the cultivation of the but have
unable do it. think is important thing for Mr.
Eckard experiments in regard to that matter at the
Experimental Station because it important matter to
know when should rgate or where they depend on ram
who irrigae If plant field to know where to
plant whether low lying land the side hill and we
know how regulate cultivation that wont
tassel and will over to give us little more growth we all
know WI that
Experiment regard
very important one
am willing with Mr.. Ecka sometime and give
him my results in regard the have not the
time go into this
Quoted along that line Two the Experiment Station
circular letter asking the about their
the of opinion that nitrogen prevented tasselng
If applied very late; applied after September remember
irrgang spoke of that that prevented
h s5ei n to av very aea gunee n Certainly would
he TO be
experimental work which should be conducted out the plana
is very limited | think work ought to be supple
mented with work conducted by the plantations
this subject; if is coming O'Clock, will take
until o'clock We will ask Mr. Renton to withhold his
Mr. Renon-Mr President you very kindly accepted my
resignation.
The Cnarman-Who is responsible that report
Mr.. MeadThere report except from Mr.. Kennedy
The Chair1naner will be report whatever the Haul
ing and Transportation OF Cane There is however, brief re-
port Mr. Kennedy the Handling of Cane the Waiaea
plantation will presented Immediately after the
and then will go with the other reports.
ing which that Dr. Cobb and Mr.. LewtonB Brain will make
address subjects in which they Interested omitted
Dr. Cobbs intention deal with disease
general and Mr. Lewton Brain will be little specific
is conne remarks to one particular branch Of the subject
Mr.. Baldwin, move that we take until O'Clock
The Chairman-Mr Baldwin moved that adjourn until
O'Clock this afternoon Is that motion seconded?
Mr. Scott second the motion, Mr. President
signify by sign-contrary minded 1t is
ordered.
will leave lists here be signed by those who will
lunch the retiring President Friday the Loan
Exhibition and the of those who will be at the
Experiment Station Thursday and lunch there that
engagements may be made
Will the Trustees kindly remain behind, gentlemen?
Whereupon a recess taken until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
p. m. Nov. Goth, 1905, Judd Building.
The Charnan-Genemen, the meeting will order.
Since adjourned this morning Trustees have had
ing the result will be announced by the Secretary
Mr. Mead-Mr H P Baldwin elected President OF the
Association coming year Mr. George H Robertson
Vice President Mr. w O. Smith elected Secretary
and Treasurer and Mr., E F. Bishop elected Auditor
The Chairman think, gentlemen will all welcome Mr.
H P Baldwin the chair He is we'll known all and
needless the best could this position
and therefore resign with very great pleasure favor OF Mr.
Baldwin. (Applause.)
Mr. F A. Sclaeer-I would propose vote OF thanks the
this Association the able by the Pres
affairs during the past year.