Maui County HI Archives Obituaries.....Lambert, Charles Bernard 1948
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FUNERAL SERVICES AT MAUI TODAY FOR DAVID LINDSAY, KAMAAINA

  Relatives and friends of David Colville Lindsay will gather this afternoon 
at Makawao, Maui, for the funeral services in his memory.
  Mr. Lindsay, long resident of Maui and one of its best known citizens, died 
at Queen’s hospital, Saturday night.
  He was 77 years old.
  A retired manager of the former Paia Plantation Co., Mr. Lindsay was also 
the organizer of the Baldwin National Bank on Maui.
  He was born in Kirriemuir, Scotland, June 23, 1870.
  In 1890 he came to Hawaii and worked for the Paia Plantation Co., and was 
appointed manager in 1896.
  Following reorganization of Baldwin National Bank, Ltd., in 1921, he became 
cashier and general manager. He had organized the Baldwin National Bank.
  He became manager in 1906, of the merged organization of the Paia plantation 
and the Haiku Sugar Co. Mr. Lindsay resigned his position in 1925.
  After spending several weeks on the mainland he was recalled to become 
general manager of the Maui Electric Co.
  Mr. Lindsay became manager of the Haiku Fruit and Packing Co., in January, 
1926. This firm later was the Haiku Pineapple Co.
  He was president of the Hawaii Golf association for several years, and was 
former president of the Oahu Country club, and a member of the Maui Country 
club.
  A resident of Oahu since 1930, Mr. Lindsay made his home at 45 Papai St., 
Niu, Oahu.
  Mr. Lindsay is survived by the widow, Mrs. Clara Lindsay; five daughters, 
Mrs. Lindsay Braue and Mrs. Hosmer Rolph, of Honolulu; Mrs. Charles H. Burnett 
Jr. and Mrs. Edward H. K. Baldwin, of Maui, and Mrs. Fred R. Owens of Culver 
City, Calif.
  The family has requested that no flowers be sent for the services. Instead, 
contributions may be made to the Honolulu unit of the Shriners’ hospital for 
crippled children.
  The family burial plot is at Makawao.


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