The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05

FRIDAY. DECEMBER :.
appointment will hc confirmed by the
senate. The newl, appointed Cover.
nor b. mHn of wide experience and
deep sympathy llo has shown marked
cxcruti,o ability boa public work. aud
should have tha hearty aud loyal sup
port Of this organization, with which
he WIS for several years associated.
Mr. Cooke then added:
"Since this was written Mr.. Pinkhnm
has been confirmed bv the senate,
which gives me, for one, very great
pleasure.
IN January. 1913, Mr.. Pfotenhauer,
for many years an active member of
this association, and AN esteemed tgnk;
tee, was taken from our midst. His
genial personality made him the friend
of all His buoyant optimism and
keen sense of humOr will long be re-
membered by those who were honored
by his friendship. lie served the as
ISOLATION rs secretary and later, as a
trustee and president. and in every
capacity he worked always to pro-
mote harmony and preserve unity in
this association. How important such
an influence can be, in the strenuous
life OF today, only those who have
been reached by it, know. ,ll-. tl4ts'
Most of the development and pro!
gress of the sugar industry in these
islands has been due to the ,fforts
of members of this association
Whether engaged in encouraging i'm
migration, improving laborers condi-
tiOns, fighting pests and diseases, grow
ing new varieties of cane, or develop
ing labor.saving devices, we have all
fought for common end. Never was
there time during the past % years
when the need for such an organiza-
tion was more pressing than the pres
ent. 1t is only by the most earnest
effort and the heartiest cooperation
that we can expect to solve the prob
lens of free sugar.
Many Respond to Foil Call.
Secretary w. o. Smith called the roll
IF the association. Those present were:
Andrew Adams, G. II. Atherton, +. G.
AthertOn, Frank A. Alexander, w. NJ
- a., "."' -. "A, i'alu
WIN, H. r. hishoP' Il; ~. Bull ueo. II
,arter, .; T. Cooke, Richard a. Cooke
so. ~ DaNles, .. ~ DoMsett' =. f
tckart, "eo' EWart, David Forbes, Geo
iibb, James Glib. w. w. Goodale, J
+. Hackfeld, j. +. C. Hagens. Robert
Hall, A. Horner, VIM. G. Hall, Chas. r
Iemenway, p. c. Jones, A. +. Judd
!. II. Mackenzie, h. d. Mead, +. Meyer
- - MOTT, Alex morrison, j. Il. Myers
2 n q; hri-TGhah' w; u. Ogg, w. Z
W. ar"ei r. H. IaNt0n' II. b' fenhallow
W W W. u''ar' neo; r. henton, John M
h p' f. a. ~ Ross, +, A. Schaefer
S ,onn a. n. @Go'f, n; W. Shlngle, Alex
i ~ NJ w. ", Tu M r.. M 9wahZY, u
w. VnmuS -, w. na'oron, 'ohR Watt
GAYLORD p. Wilcox.
Plantations represented were:
r. islahu Oh IaWaIl-h akalan, Halawa
,ihmakua MliI, Hawi Mill, Hawaiian
Agrleuitnral hilo Sugar, Honokaa, Ho
nolnu, hutchinson, kaiwiki, Kohala
sugar, MONA Development, Kukaiau
I'm, huhaiau iiahtatlon, Laupahoehoe
nluii, Mili' olaa, Onomea, Paauhau
aeihG sugar NH, Pepeekeo, Union
MIL; Nalakea MN.
lsIahd OF Maui-Hawaiian CONNER
eial q sugar, haeleku, kipahulu, Maui
n az olowaiu, Pioneer Mill
N4liuku'
isiand OF e9hu--Apokaa, Eva, Homo
, W Nahuku' oahu, WaiaIua, Waianae
"aimanalo:
island OF haum-"rove Farm, Ha
Wa'lah sugar hekaha, Kilauea, Koloa
Limue, Mcbryde, Waimea.
me minutes of the last meeting were
leau ana approved The president S ad'
uress theh having been given, and
uounuly aPplauded ny the association
secretary smith read his annual report
Wm''h was received and placed on file,
All reports were ordered printed.
Trustees Elected.
, - 49,
teos fnr tho sUn tme" nominated trus'
unanimously elccted. n A Sohnofo w.
+. Hackfeli. L. d. Tennev r r Risbon
+. NJ. Swanzy, J. p. Cooke. / NJ Dow
sett, A. w. II. Bottomley. w q smith
The secretary read n Ietter from tbo
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