The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-15
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/ oysters RlSSOIetleS Ia HOmpauOu
Canape Caviar, Careme Style
| Celery Stalks Spanish Olive
| Sailed Almonds
| Consomme Printaniere with Quenelle
Filet of Kumu Venetian Style
Cucumbers. English Style
Potato Croquettes en- surpris,
Frogs Legs a Ia Osborn
French Peas
Larded Tenderloin of Beef. Lagui-
pierre Style
Siberian Punch
Breast of Chicken, Roast, Jules Verne
Style
Potatoes Croquette
Asparagus Tips, Maintenon
Mirabeau SALAD
Countess Leda Ice Cream
Mandarin Cake
Cheese Assorted Fruits
Small Turkish Coffee
THE ONE HUNDRED.
The following were the guests pres
ent:
F. A. Schaefer, E. A. Mott-Smith. L
Lewton- Brain, w. W. Goodale, Jas
Glib, F. Glib, F. Weber, Alex. Young
George Ross, E. d. Tenney, E. r
Stackable. r. s. Norris. C. F. Eckart
]. T. Moir, w G. Walker. John Watt
J. NJ. Ross. H P Baldwin, A. S
HartweI, s. B. Dole, A de S. Cana
varro. f. NJ Walsh. Andrew Adams
E. F. Bishop, G. w. Smith Ed. Pol
ltz. G. F. Renton, E. c. Clarke, F.
Scott, w Pfotenhauer, A. Horner, w
LAM, K. S. ,Gjerdrum, A. Haneberg,
]. F. c. Hagens, w. O. Smith, E.
Kittredge, r. w. Breckons, s. S. Peck,
Geo. Glib. F. B. McStocker, c. NJ.
Cooke w. E Brown, j. A. Scott, Noel
DEER, w. G. Ogg, H. L. Lyon, A.
Garvie. L. A Thurston. A. E. Jordan.
G. w Kirkaldy, Geo. c. Watt, Jas. f.
Morgan, T. H. Petrie, F. w. Terry, G.
H. futile, J. Fassoth, VIM. Mckay, r,
w. Shingle, E. H. Wodehouse, w. E.
Chambers, T. Tougher, Geo. Chalmers,
]. NJ Dowsett, J. w. Waldron, +. E.
Paxton, r. S. Hosmer, F. r. Werth-
muller, A. w. T. Bottomley, A Mason,
r. NJ. Isenberg, B. F. Dillingham;, j.
G.. Smith. w Pullar, w. c. Parke, w.
J. Dyer. J. F. Humberg, G.. P. Castle.
w. E. Burke, Jas. Webster. j. NJ.
I.ydgate. f. H. w. Broadbent, c. II.
Atherton. J. r. Waterhouse. D. Forbes,
H H. Renton, L. Weinzheimer. j. II.
Vale, c. H. Cooke, r. D. Mead. j. a.
Wilder. DIR. Smith, Clifford Kfmball,
Dick Wright, G. P. Cooke, Capt. Hum
phrey. Harold Dillingham;, Geo. c. Pot
ter. Fl. r. Macfarlane, r. c. Brown,
w. F. Dillingham;.
AN EXTRA SESSION
Following the banquet an extra ses-
sion of the association was convened
in the makai pavilion, a meeting to-
tally unexpected by those prominent
members who took the active parts.
After the members and their guests
were seated in the pavilion, signal
was given and ten sugar planters, IN
close lock-step filed in, taking their
places behind the footlights on the
platform and being called to order.
From certain distinguishing features
they were seen to be H. P. Baldwin,
f. c. Kennedy. J. T. NOR. c. F. Eek
art, ]. P. Cooke. l. A. Thurston, c. NJ.
Cooke, George F. Renton and W. NJ.
Giffard
With proper ceremonies the session
was opened, the president welcoming
the members to another meeting,
whereupon the regular order of the
conventions was carried out. The ses-
sion being an executive one, no re-
porters were allowed. but enough of
the meeting overlooked to enable the
public to learn that c. F. Eckart ex-
tolled the value TO the association of
the Experiment Station and announced
that it would soon be on q paying
basis. J. P. Cooke presented an ex-
haustive labor report, announcing that
at the earnest solicitation of Presi-
dent Roosevelt the, planters had re-
luctantIy agreed to accept the services
of ten thousand Chinese coolies, COM
ing on ten-year contracts. The con-
sent Of the planters had been obtained
beause Of the overruning Of the Ter
ritory with white laborers from Eu-
rope Considerable opposition to the
report was made by G NJ. Cooke. who
a division Of the plantations
a nd athe settling free of cost of an
FAMILY on each ten acres ne
the benefit which had follow
ed through the adoption Of such a
scheme by Brewer & Co. and urged the
other members TO put aside such
things as dividends and profits. To
this l. A Thurston spoke in strong
deprecating the idea Of the
possibility of Americanizing Hawaii
and pointing out the impossibility Of
white men ever being able TO success /
fully farm in the Territory. He Of /
fered a resolution that the members /
~ the association use every means in
their power TO Illustrate any investiga- /
ion on the part of Federal officials.
So did the session go. the members
IN the audience enjoying immensely
he actions of themselves on the stage
There was a two-round go between a