The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-22
.EIGHTY-THIRO
ANNUAL MEETING
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throughout the islands. The Associa-
uon meets this year with Eawaiahoo
church. and the pastor Of that church,
Rev. H. n. Parker is the moderator.
ordinarily the annual meeting of the
association is held "a month or two las
On than this. But this year, the date of
meeting was set forward so that IL
would occur while DR. Henry Ostrom
was here. so that the ministers and
delegates from the other islands might
attend the Bible conference he con-
ducts This bible conference will begin
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and
Twin continue each day throughout the
week.
Attending the meeting of the associa-
ton this morning We're pastors of Eng
/ disappearing, Hawaiian, Chinese, Jap
auese and Korean churches The meet
/ ing opened with an address of welcome
by Hon. r. *. Lilikalani. a member Of
the House of Representatives, and for
many years a member of Kawaiahao
church. This address was a cordial eX-
preston of the pleasure It gave to Ka-
waiahao church, the mother of all the
churches i'm Hawaii to welcome this
association, which has so often before
gathered under its roof. For nearly
eighty years the meeting of the asso-
citation had always been held i'm Homo
lulu. But a few years ago the plan had
been inaugurated Of holding them with
/ different churches throughout the ISL
ands. one year the meeting was held
with HALL church. Another year it had
been held at Lahaina, and last year It
had been held with the church at Lihue.
( The response to the address of well
come was made by the moderator, Rev.
H. H. Parker.
Following these addresses the organ
ization of the meeting was completed
with the certifcation of the roll by the
Scribe, Rev. l.. *. Kakani.
( Committees were then appointed by
the Moderator on Business. Petitions,
/ Reports of Churches and Associations,
and Neurology.
This afternoon there will be reports
from the Business Committee, the Sec
rotary and Travelling Evangelist. There
! will be the election of a treasurer, a
secretary, and of members of the Ha-
waiian Board. There will also be re-
ports from the Committee on Petitions,
from the Committee on Reports of
/ Churches and Associations, and from
the Committee on Neurology. There viii
also be an evening session.
Among the ministers present at this
meeting are Rev. Stephen l.. Desha and
| Rev. c. e. Shields of Hilo. Rev. u. Che
/ Ping, of Kohala, Rev. X. Higuch of
Puunene, Rev. j. Kauhane of Waiohinu,
/ Rev. Albert 5. Baker of Kona, Rev. Mo
Man Ming of HilO, Rev. T. Okamura of
Koloa Rev. c. How Fo of Keokea, Rev.
Y. Miyamori of Makaweli, Rev. S. Ka-
I pU of Lahaina, Rev. Ting All Ling of
Waikiki, Rev. T. Komura of Kona, ana
! Rev. Lydgate of Lihue. Among the
| Korean representatives are *. II. Moon
OF Waialua and p. X. Yoon of Homo
lulu.
/ On Thursday afternoon from to 6
/ o'clock there will be ministers tea
party at Central Union church by invi-
tation of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sons.
1t is probable that at some time dur
ing the annual meeting the schismatic
/ movement headed by the Rev. J. NJ.
Ezera, formerly pastor of the church at
Eva, will receive consideration. This
movement on account of the personal
/ influence of Rev. Ezera, has been a
source of considerable perpleXity i'm
some of the churches.