The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-04
{. FAkDN BISHOP
SOUNDS WARNING.
Cane Growers ard Millers Hear
Their Retiring President Extol
Scientific Achievements
lFrom wednesally Aaveltiscr. J

e. Nffom Weuhesthty AdVctlser.
Announcing new crop record and
following il UP with warning for the
near future, T.. Faxon Bishop, president
of the Hawaiian Sugar Planter : Asso.
ciation yesterday welcomed the NON.
bers Of that association to their thirty
fourth annual meeting, his address be-
ing one Of eongratllation for the adj
vance the application Of scientific
methods had brought to the sugar in.
dnstry Of Hawaii, literally dampened
down with words Of Conservative
warnings Of the probable outcome Of
the free sugar legislation and the al.
most inevitableness Of the carrying
through to the bitter end of the De.
mocratic plan for 1916.
An Important Gathering
Fifty-four members Of the association
were present when President Bishop
made his opening address, the repre-
sentatives Of thirty-six OF the sugar
corporations, an attendance that testi.
fes TO the extreme Importance attached
70 this gathering in preparation foi
the coming Of free sugar.
Those who answered the roll call
were: G. H. Atherton, y. c. Atherton,
y. d, Baldwin, II. +. Baldwin, = #.
| Bishop, A. w. T. Bottomley. u. X.
Bull w. H. Babbitt. Robert Cation.
George Chalmers, J. p. Cooke, Richard
A. Cooke, James Campsie, J. M. Dow.
sett, G.. f.. Eckart, George r. Ewart.
George r. Ewart, Jr., II. Foclxe, David
n q II - ueorge niuo, W. ".
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r, 80 100. "a ~ h,'ns ~, .lyeTs,
=. sgHf 81 o. yuuui np,sin LEWIS
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90 = Ranior a. e'' pa,5.., NV ~
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/ .Jobn. a scott Siev SMITH W ~
Smith, +. M. Swanzy, +. ID. Tenny
. ]. w. Waldfon, Il. J. Warren, John
4 Waterhouse, Geo. G. Watt, James Web
ster. L. Weinzheimer, Chas. III. Wilcox
G. N. Wilcox.
Mr. Bixhon,s Adarea.
p.-;s....
esens nisnop opening ADDRESS
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1ons iiy 49, anual peeuslng ~
s,,,a, tLet s. ~ a Snst ny
,,,a,' ~ $3.50 y sas 'ali wv TONS TONS
seNoth sso.u Disaaei,
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his ~ 49, ~. ~, ~ la, iiawa .u
sataS $500 e1s aao year t,gifi VIZ
eosaN eaoP - zee sons, hiso lnaN .1
49, t1ooau, snVwing 20 y uyes Z gan
q s'aa ouspus ~ loi'y pel cent "
49, 49,. " ~ ane past io ~
annnal ontnnt between NAG rnn tons
and this years figure Of 6l7 ,0ss tons,
indicating that we are at the maximum
and that we may regard $4,000 10
100000 tons the normal Hawaiian
sugar crop.
A Year Of surprises
tepho $3.50. . ~. ,,n.....,
for az 49,, 1oIt ~ ,"ussaiai e,ol.s
nbon ny a. - ,nAss ee.sIiy pesn
taotns', ha anu N.Y. NV w ,l0 a', ~
900, ,,sh ,pe''1, ~
LII Il, ~, 49, seiy uePiessiilt
ta.;t ,h;aS ,nale,. ~ 80, ,s'u r.i. ~
~ Afarct ! ,ast ha1.,' - V I,..
~ - I.'... $50 'Sar ~, ~ ~ uis'Vuut'
,..,1 a,'u WIN tne arg
~ uoar 9rpp.I ~ ~ sa' ~ slsae III IN
dooi;t;n aJs 49,. AZ 49, 49, ~
70 . co. 'se VIII = nlpi'upil'
~ ~ III ~, p'',, io,'o"e -
a1e h. III AZ 49, $500 ~
was M best hara ara;n on
4, M h., Pun
withstanding the fact that climatic
conditions We're favorable in most dis.
triets, and il was apparent that yields