The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-04

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and arduous labors during the past
four years in seeking out this para
site in far-distant countries.
Mr. Baldwin's Death.
During the past year we have had
the misfortune to lose by death one
of the most important and valued
members of our association, the late
Honorable II. p Baldwin. Mr.. Bald
win had been associated with the
sugar industry of these islands since
| boyhood, and was prominent in the
organization of the association in
March, 1882, and has continued an act,
i've and valued member up to the time
of his death. You are all familiar
with his work. 1t speaks for itself.
Not only have we lost valuable
member of our association, but, as
members of the community as a
whole, we have lost a friend and a
good citizen. Suitable resolutions
were adopted by the trustees noting
the passing away of Mr.. Baldwin,
which have become a part of the rec
ords of this association, copies Of
which we're forwarded to his family.
THE sEcRETARY's REPORT.
w. o. Smith, secretary, presented
the following report:
| To the President and Members of the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Associa-
ton:
| Gentlemen-The last annual meet
| ing of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association was held at the rooms of
the association in Honolulu, Novem-
| Der 14-17, 1910. The meeting was well
attended, and with full committee re-
ports and earnest discussions the
meetings were of more than usual in
tterest.
The trustees elected for the year
were Messrs. f. d. Tenney, +. Faxon
Bishop. ]. P. Cooke, w. Pfontenhauer,
T. c. Davies, ]. w. Waldron, A. w. T,
Bottomley, j. M. Dowsett and w. o.
Smith
The trustees elected the following
officers: President, E. d. Tenney; vice
president, T. c. Davies; secretary and
treasurer, w. o. Smith; assistant sec
rotary and treasurer, l.. J. Warren
auditor, G. II. Robertson.
Later in the year, on the return of
Mr.. F. A. Schafer, Mr. J. W. Waldron
resigned and Mr.. Schaefer was elected
in his place, and in like manner Mr.
T. c. Davies resigned and Mr., F. M
Swanzy was elected in his place as
trustee and vice president.
The following committees we're ap
pointed by the president to serve dur
ing the year:
Experiment Station-E. E. Paxton
chairman; ]. w. Waldron, A. Gartley
A. w. T. Bottomley, j. NJ Dowsett.
Labor-E. F. Bishop, chairman; ]
p Cooke, w Pfotephauer, T. c. Dav
les, r. H. Petrie
Cultivation, Fertilization and Irriga
ton on Irrigated Pantations-F. f
, Baldwin, chairman; H. B. Penhallow
B. D. Baldwin, Andrew Adams, w. w
| Goodale.
, Cultivation and Fertilization on Tn
q irrigated Plantations - A. Lidgate
= chairman; Alex Morrison, jane
Webster, w. G. Ogg, Geo. c. Watt
CIV. G. Ogg appointed chairman Sci
TENDER 81 1911, because of absenc
of A. Lidgate.)
, Cutting, Loading and General PlaT
tation transportation Wat
, chairman; w G. Ogg, E. X. Bull, F
, F. Baldwin, F. Weber,
Manufacture of Sugar and Utilizi
ton of By-Products - Noel Deer
chairman; w. ]. Dyer, r. Cation, l
Weinzheimer, John Hind.
Machinery (a), Manufacturing
j. Dyer, chairman; c. c. Kennedy, ,
! A. Scott, w. w. Goojale. A. Lidgate.
= Machinery CO, Agricultural-Geo.
I Renton, chairman; H. A. Baldwin +
= p. Faye, James Webster, c. VOTERS.
Forestry-Albert Horner, chairman
r H. P. Baldwin, James Glib, F. WabeI
H. H. Renton.
Warehouse for, and Storage OF, RAJ
l Sugar-John r. Moir, chairman; f. +
I Bull, L. Weinzheimer, b. D. Baldwin
S j. NJ. Ross.
a Labor Saving Deyices-A, Garlic!
chairman; w. j. Dyer, VIM. G. Hall.
l. All of these committees filed thei
, reports in time to be printed befor
) the date of the annual meeting, an
2 they will be presented in due course
p The crop reports for the year enc
! ing September 80, 1911, have been pre-
= pared by the Bureau of Labor and ST.
.. tistics and will be presented by tn
o director of the bureau. The crop fo
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