Statewide County HI Archives Biographies.....Macintyre, Malcolm June 15, 1879 - 
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Source: The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders. Published by the Honolulu Star Bulletin Ltd., Territory of Hawaii, 1925.
Author: Edited by George F. Nellist

MALCOLM MACINTYRE, Insurance Manger. Malcolm Macintyre, Honolulu manager of 
the Sun Assurance Co., a Canadian insurance organization, has been associated 
with the business and civic life of Honolulu for twenty-four years. He arrived 
in Hawaii from Scotland in 1900, taking charge of the savings department of 
Bishop & Co., Ltd., where he remained for a year. He became secretary and 
treasurer of the Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd., in 1901, continuing with that 
firm until 1911, when he assumed his present position. In 1909 and 1910, Mr. 
Macintyre was auditor and a director of E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.
  Throughout his life in Hawaii Mr. Macintyre has been active in civic 
movements, especially in the improvement of Manoa Valley. In 1924 he was 
appointed chairman of the anti-narcotic commission by Governor W. R. 
Farrington and has worked assiduously toward stamping out the commission, two 
United States revenue cutters were assigned to service in Hawaiian waters to 
stop the smuggling of drugs.
  Born in Peebleshire, Scotland, June 15, 1879, Mr. Macintyre is the son of 
Malcolm Taylor and Jane (Young) Macintyre. He was educated at Bonnington Park 
High School at Peebles, Scotland, later serving an apprenticeship in the Bank 
of Scotland, Peebles.
  Mr. Macintyre and Florence Hall, daughter of W. W. Hall, were married in 
Honolulu, March 10, 1909. They have four children, Cornelia, Jean Elizabeth, 
Margery and Neil Macintyre.
  Mr. Macintyre is a high Mason and was inspector of the Masonic district of 
Hawaii and an officer of the Grand Lodge of California during the years 1921 
and 1922. He belongs to the Commercial, Automobile and Manoa Improvement 
Clubs, and is a member of the Industrial Accident Board.


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