The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-29
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'0FC0NMERCE
LAUNCHED
Old Chamber Formed in Days Of
the Kingdom and the Mer-
chants Association Formally
Merged and Force for Greater
Honolulu Gets Down to Bust
ness with Enthusiasm.


The Chamber Of Commerce Of Homo
luln was born yesterday afternoon at
four O'Clock, and on the stroke Of the
hour the two hmalgamatine organize.
tioHs Of which the new body is com
posed passed out Of existence. Eighty
nine members Of the two old and the
one new organizations attended tse
meeting.
The new officers, as elefted yesterday
are: George r. Carter, president; w
r. Faringtoh, FIRST yice.president; T.
NJ. Church, second viee-pfesident; AMI
G. II. Cooke, treasurer
These, with the following seventeen,
are direetors: =. A. RorDdt, 2. Faxon
Bishop, q. Fred Bush X. y. Booth, A..
w. n. Bottonley, A. n. Campbell, G.
p. Dennisoh, J. y G. IIagers, J.. A..
Kennedy, N w. Macfarlane. +. Tenney
Peek, 5. 3, Paxson, +. II. Paris, r. NJ.
swnnzygE. 4 spalding, e. d. Tenney
and n. =. wiehman.
At ten minutes past three q. r.
Carter called the old Honolulu cham.
Der Of commences to order and requested
the report OF the joint committee on
bylaws. This was presented by Frank
C. Atherton. Mr.. Carter then an
nonneed that on the adoption OF this
report the act Of amalgamatIon would
be communicated aud ,thnt the officers
Of both Of the old organizations would
commit hariaspri On motion Of w. r..
Harrington, seconded BY J. 4. G.. Has
gems, the report was unanimously
adopted.
Interregnum.
Frank Q. Atherton then assumed the
chair in his capacity Of temporary
chairman, with n. r. Wood as tempo
rary secretary, and called for the re.
port of the dominating committee
While the hallot was being counted the
temporary chairman called for the re-
port Of the charter COMMITTEES BY T. H
Petries On motion Of &c. won Hamm,
the charter was unanimously adopted
es,e.,s Individuals Only.
There then followed an informal ais
eussiop Of the question: whether firms,
partnerships ind corporations mi 9ht be-
come members as well as individuals
pated in BY J. a. Boyans, II. G. Ather-
ton, w. r. burlington, j. Il. Warren.
OLA. Bscrl aCh. S. =. Paxson and John
Eflinger, a motion to permit firm and
corporation membership being talked TO
death. s
ipteriected report on behalf Of his
committee to the effect that the new
charter had been approved by the Gov
ernor and only awaits the signatures Of
me newly elected officers TO become
effective.
FIRST Business Done.
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ehanbar ~ ea,n,,.sreo ~ Hono,,,I'' .hio
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nronosa IA rednet;o,, ~ saIe.r "a 49, q -,
ernnr s,,d secrstar, - i, .ra..;t ~,
tba fhan dafunct rerchsntss assos;at;s,'
hav;no alreadv " cahlad a., !, ,,,,s,,,i
mons yoto President Gaoroa u Co.,.
was authorized ~ sand ,Ss fd,Ios,;na
cabIegram.
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To Senator Martin, Chairman APP
iroprlations OemmitFee, wash
mgton.
riSt ae' % the united CONNER
~, psinss " iVno.pu Sv.nPieteu
.eaAy y % make thelr own the pro
TEST o. .he merchants association
osains. the renus q % saiaries 81 III
1ovsrnor anu secretary hawai:
nneneI urge increase manner OF
commerce Oh honoiuih.
First Application.
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ny sesSn". ~ also announced = tne re-
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sn i,oss', si'tuispssSn i,A,.ll's appii.
ta',on iSn nsn, i'',l aha asnlng Nun
~ ~ ~ ~ nues. NJ NJ Alnsftoii en-
inaslasn .hs name n o. sne nosel ana tne
new W en 1,.n.. naa ~ nrss iangn'
~ Nalser .saip ina, .nel nrst acton
o. Iae greater eopinereiai organization
oi nunoiului thet OF chphng 2 protest