Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-01
GOV. P1VkHAN
ISICHEERED BY
SUGAR PLANTERS
CONTINUED rom page one)e

A. Cooke, Geo. +. Davies, j.. NJ.
Dowsett, G. F. Eckart, Geo. Ewart.
David Forbes. Geo. Glib, James Glib,
w. w. Goodale, j. F. .Hackfeld, j.
F. C. Hagens, Robert Hail, A. Hor-
ner, VIM. G. Hail, Chas. r. Hemen-
way, p G. ZONES, A. F., Judd, j. H.
Mackenzie, BID. Mead, F. Meyer, ].
T. Moir, Alex. Morrison, ] R. Ny
ers, John A. McLennan,' W. G. Ogg,
W. c. Parke, E.iyE. Paxton, II B e.
Penhallow, VIM. Pullar, Geo. r. Rem
ton, John NJ. Ross, E., A. R. Ross,
F.. A Schaefer, John A. Scott. r. W.
Single, Alex. Smith, W. o Smith,
F. NJ. Swanzy, y. D.. Tenney. J. W.
Waldron, John Watt, L.: Weinzheimer,
Jas. Atkins Wight Gaylord P. VIII
cox. SssJ
Plantations Represented
Plantations represented were:
Island of Hawaii Hakalau, Hala-
wa, Hamakua Mill, Hawaii Mill, Ha-
waiian Agricultural, Hilo Sugr, Homo
kaa, Honomu, Hutchinson, Kaiwiki,
Kohala Sugar, Kona Development,
Kukaiau Mill, Kuksiau Plantation,
Lauphoehoe, Multi Mill, Ola, onomea,
Paauhau, Pacific Sugar Mill, Pepee-
keo, Union Mill, Waiakea Mill.
Island Of Maui Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar, Kaaeku, Kipahulu.
Maui Agriculture, 0lowalu, Pioneer
Mill, Wailuku.. .,
Island of oahu--APokaa, Eva, Ho-
nolulu, Kahuku, OAHU Waialua, Wal
amaze Waimanalo + :. .-ss-..- -2s.4-
Island of Kauaf-GroVe Farm, Ha-
Waiian Sugar, Kekaha, Kilauea, ko-
loa Lfhue, McBryde, fWaimea.
Minutes Of the 1912 meeting having
been read by the secretary and APP
proved Ia the usual manner, the presi-
dent delivered his annual address,
which Is printed IN fun in this paper.
II was roundly appla4ded at different
points and at the conclusion.
Secretary Smith then read his an
nual report, which i also given in
full herewith. Upon b motion that it
be received and PLACED on file, the
secretary moved In amendment, sec
onded by MT. Bishop. that. unless 9TH.
erwise ordered, all reports as read be
accepted and ordered printed, which
carried unanimously
Election Of trustees for the ensuing
year being next III lordef, G. H. Ather-
ton nominated TIE following list,
which on motion vas unanimously
elected upon a single ballot deposited
by the secretary: 81 A. Schaefer, j.
r. Hackfeld, n d. Tetney, e. r. Bish-
op, f. M. Swanzy. JgP P. Cooke, j. N.
DoWsett, A. ". q. Bottomley. w. O..
Smith. 80
M. Bishop sugsestsd the usual pro
cedure of adiOpf = at this stage to;
permit the trustees to elect officers,
and, seconded BY Mr.. Tenney. moved
adjournment tut i: 30 o'clock
Secretary Smith suggested that, as
Ii was not yet III o'clock, the ASSOC
citation might take up some business
before recess. Reports had been dis
tributed of the committees on cultiva-
ton and fertilization on unirrigated
cutting, loading and gem
eral plantation transportation; manu-
facture sof sugar and utilization Of by
products; agricultural machinery, and
forestry.
The secretary also read letter,
from e. T. sWihant, secretary OF the
estate of Bernice Pauahl Bishop. mem
tioning the industrial trimming work of
kamehameha schools and inviting the
association to visit the institution.
After a little discussion 1t was de-
cided, at the suggestionof Mr.. Bishop,
that the invitation lie over until the
program of the convention was under
consideration i.
The motion for recess until the aft!
ernoon was then carried, the. mover,
Mr.. Bishop, having said there was no
occasion for hurry, there being plenty
of time before Thursday to transact
all business. ! T.