The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

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secretary, approved President George
r. cartcr,s seleet;on. a. eo,nm A, ene
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Snu got uo"n " business ssnon
without much delay Or fireworks. Those
present were George h. Carter (pfes
dentl w r Farr;noton 4 3. Paxaon.
r ~ chnFSh 80 Haoaa. N
er''N", -. - ~ ''ae'ee'
T Bottomley, 2, r Bush, X ,. Booth,
}. A. Kennedy, II. T.. Wiehman, e. u
Paris. Il. i. spaidinp. Il. A. Befnd.. Il
n T.an Is + n p.,b
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vomm's'eea Appo'n'ea
President Carter first announced his
.1m,.,,,Sss fo,,o,,s y IN ...as "a
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hfst menponeu heng Inc ena rIhan;
Finance and Audit +. d. Tenney, Il
r.. Bishop, A. w. r. Bottomley.
Advertising and Subscription 7. M
Church, b J. Buchly, B. Jartwri sLt Jr.
X. A. Cooke, John Guild.
Agriculture II. W. Maefarlane, A
Hanneherg, d. r r. Isenberg, A. Wa
terhouses e. p. Wilder.
Charities and Social Welfare q. p.
Denison, +. 2 Athertcn, K. att n, 81
H. " Forster, A. Lewis Jrs y. A. r.
n otnI ~ ~ NuM IluuIMt fIfl.t
County aud Municipal Affairs--H f.
Wichman, G. @. Bar lett. " n. Bl Ike,
W. T. Brown, j. G. Smith.
Hawaiian Promotion Committee.
A. Berndt, j. Eninger, J. ID. Mclnerny,
z. X. Myers, Ed Towse.
Legislation N Campbell, A. X.
Gurrey Jr, J Lucas, r. W. shingle,
w. Q. Smith.
McLeaH G. p. Morse, t. II. Petrie, l..
A. Thufstoh, n. Watkins, II. M. Whit,
ney.
Me,nbership- w. R. Farrineton. g. II.
Frazier. j. K. Gait, ]. A. Gilman, r.
Ivers;
aueeME II paris a a Guild' a W.
smith. b o. White j. NJ s. Williams
Public HealthF. M. Swanzy. q. III.
Anterior. j. H. Drew. j. A. Love. n j.
Iowrev. b. A. Mott.Smith. q. H. Rob
ertson. q. Rodiek. j. Wateihouse.
Public Schools and Vocational Train.
inR--C. II. Cooke, w. A. Bowen. r H.
Trent, III. M. Won Holt, c. j. Waller,
Public Utilities---S. s. Paxson. Hon.
w. n Frear w. II. McInerny. B. L.
Noble. R ", Perkins r. RI Rsidford
a M RIGGS <
Reeeption and Entertainments II A.
Kennedy. j. A. Balch. Al. j. Campbell.
j. ID. Dole. q. sharp.
Territorial Affairs--L. II. Peck. J. ID.
Donpherty. u. q. Oonsalyes. 7. Il. Wall.
4 n. Warren.
Trade. Commercial and Industrial De
velopment--E. !. spaIding. o. A. Bier.
bach, II. b. Boolh, A. Garfley, M. Phil
Inns
Traffie and Transportation--J i. G..
n Haoens. &. G. Ballentvnel j n Guard.
i Nv. Waldron A. II. Wall.
Arbitration-P. IA. Swift. n. q.
Atkinson. M. Brash. ii. Al. Brown. Al.
j Cienoux 4. ]. King. J. II. Soper.
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broWn AppOin1ea SectesAry.
On motion Of L. IT. Peck. the direct
ors voted unanimously to ratify and
confirm these appointments.
After long discussion. IN which Presi.
dent Carter and Messrs. harrington.
peek. Paxson. Paris. spaiding and
Booth took part. and after number
of motions had been made, amended
and withdrawn. J. Al. Kennedy moved
that r. q. Brown be elected secretary
al salary Of $3.50 per month. This
motion carried unanimously. Then, on
motion Of L. I. Peck. fund Of not
to exceed twenty-five dollars per month
was set apart for stenographie work
and other clerical, assistance Il neees.
my, .ne eApsnuius,e ~ - NE su~ ra ~
~ . .ns , NJ n s,ni,h snnonrc
,hn sn,, ,ID - ~ a,nan5ed char.
t ,a NY s s.test;nn its s;onatnre was read
and accepted.
On motion Of u. /. Spalding, honorary
membership IA the Chamber OF Com
merce Of Honolulu was conferred on the
Governor of Hawaii, the general com
handing the Army in Hawaii and the
admiral in command Of the naval sta
tion. On motion Of W. X. Harrington