The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-15
OPTIMISM KEYNOTE OF ANNUAL
MEETING OF SUGAR PLANTERS

We're Messrs. F. A. sehaefer, II. P.
Baldwin, w, G. Irwin, S. NJ. Damon.
y. F. Bishop, L. D.. Tenney, +. NJ.
Swanzy, W.. PfOtenhauer and w. o.
Smith.
1.-The trustees elected the following
officers:
&" President, W. G. Irwin; viee.presi.
dent, w. PfotenhauerSo secretary and
| treasurer, w. o. Smith auditor G. II.
Robertson, and L. j. nWarren was APP
pointed assistant secretary and treas.
urer. Fe ,etg6u
% Mr.. w. G. Irwin, on the 10th day
/ Of December, 1909, resigned as presi-
| dent and trustee, and as a member of
the association, and under Article vi
of the bylaws the trustees appointed
Mr.. w. Pfotenhauer to the office of
president, and Mr.. E. d. Tenney as
vice-president to fill the vacancy caused
| by the appointment of Mr.. Pfotenhauer
to the presidency; and Mr.. j. NJ Dow
sett was appointed trustee to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. w. G. Irwin from the board.
Because of his intended absence
| from the Territory for considerable
period, Mr.. F. NJ. Swanzy resigned as
trustee, and OH April is, 1910, Mr..
L. {. Davies was appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Z" The following members of the as
ISOLATION have died during the year:
Mr.. Alexander Young, w. w. Hall and
Mr.. Charles T. Hart, and the follow
| ing new members have been elected:
A. q. Curtis, May 10; II. Focke, A. A.
Young w. J. Dyer, and A. Gartley,
October 90; Kaiwil5i Sugar Company,
December 10, 1909. and Multi Mill and
Plantation July %.
''The committees appointed for the
! year were:
Experiment Station-E. E. Paxton,
chairman; j. w. Waldron, J. NJ. Dow
sett. 7. II. Petrie and A. w. T. Bot
tomley.
Labor-E. F. Bishop. chairman; ].
P. Cooke, 7. Klamp and F, NJ. Swanzy.
Cultivation. Fertilization and Irri-
CATION on Irrigated Plantations-H P.
Baldwin, chairman; Geo C. Watt,
| Frederick Meyer, Geo. T. Fairchild, II.
| B. Penhallow,.
cultivation and Fertilization on
! Unirrigated Plantations-JohnT T. Scott,
chairman; c. MeLennan. Jas. Webster,
X. s Gierdrum, c. Wolters.
Cutting. Loading and General
/ Plantation Transportation-A. Horner,
chairman; II. A. Baldwin, James Glib,
F. Weber, w. G. Ogg.
Manufacture of Sugar and Utiliza-
| tion of PrOducts-J. n. S. Will
liams, chairman; B. D. Baldwin, John
Watt A. Ahrens, ]. R. Myers.
Machinery (A) Manufacturing-H
b. Penhallow, chairman; John Hind,
Robert Cation.
"Machinery (B) Agricultural-W.
i w. Goodale, chairman; H. II. Renton,
Andrew Adams. ]. NJ Ross. VIM. Pular.
Weber, C. II. Wilcox, w. G.. Ogg,
Robert Hall.
Warehouses for, and Storage of,
Raw Sugar.. Weinzheimer, chair
man; J. N. S. Williams, Geo. F. Rem
ton, w. Stodart
r.! 'Labor-Savirg Devices. T. Moir,
chairman w. w. Goodale A. Horner,
Geo F. Tairchild f. Broadbent.
"During the year the trustees have
held thirty-siX regular meetings. The
standing committees on labor and OK
pertinent station have held many meet
ings reporting their action and recon-,
mendations Mt the meetings of the
board of trustees.
"The island associations on the sew
eral islands have maintained their or
CARNATIONS and have met from time TO
time to consider matters of local inter.
est. The meetings of these local asso,
Citations have resulted in benefit, and
it would seem desirable that more fire.
quent meetings should be held.
"The crop reports for the past year
and for the ten wears from 1901 to
1910 inclusive are herewith presented.
The crop of sugar for the twelve
months from October !, 1909, to Sep
TENDER 30, 1910, was 51S,127 tons
"The reports of the various commit
tees which have been received have
been printed and are presented here
with
"Hon. P. NJ. Hatch, the represent
alive of the association at Washington,
has rendered valuable service at the
capitol.
N'The presidents and vice-presidents
of the association for the past eight
/, years have been as follows:
Presidents: Vice-Presidents;