Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-14
YEARS TONNAGE
SHOWN IN REPORT
FROM SECRETARY
w. O. Smith Submits Figures
and Resume of Planters
Association Activities

held in December of 1914, folloWs:
1 To the trustees and members OF the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association.
Gentlemen: The last annual meet
ing OF the association was held In the
assembly hall of Messrs. Castle &
lfCooke, Limited, in Honolulu, December
IL to 4, 1914, opening December ] at
10 o'clock a. m.
President z. F. Bishop called the
meeting to order, and after roll call,
a Quorum being present, he presented
his annual address, which was follow
ed by the annual report Of the secre-
i tary.
| After the reading OF these reports
/ the election OF trustees for the ensuing
4 year was held, resulting in the. cleo
Il tion of Messrs. F.. A. Schaefer, E. d.
i Tenney, E. F. Bishop. F. NJ Swanzy,
J.. p. Cooke, George Rodiek, j. NJ.
Dowsett, A. w. T. Bottomley and w.
o. Smith.
After the noon recess President
4 Bishop announced that the trustees
had held q meeting and had elected
the following named gentlemen as Of
1 ficers OF the association for the com
ing year:
j. NJ. Dowsett, president; A. w. 7.
Bottomley, vice-president: w. o..
Smith, secretary apd treasurer; l.. j..
Warren, assistant secretary and treas.
nrer, and j. w. Waldron, auditor, up
on which announcement Mr.. E. F..
Bishop resigned the chair and Mr.. J..
M. Dowsett, the newly elected presi-
dent, presided during the remainder of
the sessions.
AS provided by the resolutions
adopted at the annual meeting OF
1914, the proceedings of that meeting,
when printed, were sent to all mem
] bers OF the association and also to all
persons. including plantation engi-
neers, chemists, head lunas and other
employees specially designated. whose
lanes appear on the mailing list Of
the Planters Record"
Standing Committees.
The Standing Committees subse-
quently appointed by the president
were:
Cultivation, Fertilization and Irriga-
ton on Irrigated Plantations-H. B.
Penhallow, chairman: H. A. Baldwin.
Z. K. Bull, B. d. Baldwin, C. H. VIII
cox, F. Meyer Andrew Adams, E..
Crop, G. r. Ewartsf Jr.
Cultivation and Fertilization on I'm
irrigated Plantations-C. F.. Eckart,
chairman; J. T. Moir, A Ldgate, VIM.
Pullar, John Hind, James Webster, c.
McLennan, j. R. Meyers, Alexander
Morrison, David Forbes, John Chal-
mers.
Cutting, Loading and General Plan
tation Transportation-Ja GLIB.
chairman; H. A. Baldwin, w. w. Good
ale, G. p. Wilcox, John Hind. James
Webster, j. T. NOR, B. ID. Baldwin,
Alex. Smith, James Campsie
Manufacture Of Sugar and Utiliza-
ton of By-Products--N s. Norris,
chairman; F. r. Baldwin. L. Weinz-
heimer, H. B. Penhallow, w. G, 0gg,
A. Lidgate, George F. Renton, Andrew
Adams, F. A. Alexander.
Manufacturing Machinery-A. Cart
ley, chairman; ]. A. Scott, William G.
Hall. J. N. S. Williams, E. Kopke, w.
]. Dyer.
Agricultural Machinery and Imple-
ments-L. Weinzheimer, chairman; j.
A. Scott, ]. NJ. Ross, F. F. Baldwin, II.
p. Faye, George Glib, E. W. Broad.
bent, James Johnston, George Chal!
mers, ]. A. McLennan.
Forestry. A. Thurston, chairman;
James Glib, j. Weber, David Forbes,
Alexander Morrison, H. B. Penhallow.
Warehouses and Storage OF Sugar
Andrew Adams, chairman; Alex
Smith, George Chalmers, ]. NJ Ross,
F. Weber, G. p. Wilcox, James Hen
derson.
Labor Saving Devices G. F. Renton,
chairman; w. G. Ogg, G. p. Wilcox,
George c. Watt, F. A. Alexander, Will
liam G. Hall, w. J. Dyer, j. N. s. Will
ljams, James Glib.
Labor committee-E F. Bishop,
chairman; F. M. Swanzy, j. p. Cooke,
George Rodiek, T. H. Petrie, A, w. T.
Bottonlley, j. w. Waldron, j. NJ. Dow
sett
Experiment station committee.
NJ. Swanzy, chairman; ]. w. Waldron,
]. F. C. Hagens, John Waterhouse, Z.
d. Tenney, A. w. T. Bottomley, A,
Gartley. Mote: Toward the close OF
the year, Mr.. Swanzy having resigned
on account of intended absence, j. F.
C. Hagens was appointed chairman OF
this committee ,l.e
Reports All Printed,
All Of these committees have pre-
scented their reports, which have been
printed and distributed among the
members of the association
The sugar crop report for tie year
ending September 30, 1914, was pre-.
scented, showing total tonnage pro-
ducel of 617.03S tons (short tons1, be-
ing ne largest crop thus far produced
in these islands.
Herewith is presented the crop re-
port for the, year ending September
80, 1915, showing total tonnage for
the year Of 646.44 tons. an increase
of 29,407 tons over 1914, as also
statement of the tonnage produced for
the past 10 years. These reports |
have been prepared by r. D. Mead,
director of the Bureau of Labor and |
Statistics Of the Association.
In accordance with the action taken |
at the last annual meeting the trus- |
tees have had general index made |
Of the Planters Monthly" Planters |