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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
7
Secretary Wood reports to the Promotion Committee on progress during the year, noting steady work and growing expectations. The document cites expenditures, crop area near 400 acres, improved field conditions, and consolidation of debts boosting long term prospects for Mountain View and related plantations.
The report details sugar crop prospects for 1910 1914 at Olawa estate with Yellow Caledonia ratoons. It notes 1908 plantings yielding poor returns due to topin plantings and high costs from deep tillage and hoeing, but outlines future cost savings from ratooning and larger ratoon crops.
The manager reports crop 1910 near 4500 tons of sugar cane milled with water pumped by electrical pumps and yields for 1911 projected from newly planted lands at 400 acres backlit. Ditch water supply improves with new flume and repairs. Officers elected: President GN Wilcox, Vice President H Payer, Paul R Inenberg secretary F Klamp treasurer W Pfotenbauer auditor Armin Haneberg, directors A S Wilcox and George Madtok.
The 1911 crop will be taken from 280 acres with a yield of 1900 units. Manager Fas reports the plantation’s general condition is good and machinery well maintained. Laborers’ quarters are poor and need attention. contract with the Japanese Company for cane delivery has been satisfactory for seven years.
London readers show keen interest in a forthcoming revised New Testament with marginal references. Work spans decades since 1876, led by Dr Frederick H. Berivenor and Professor Moulton, now nearing completion with A. W. Greenup contributing.
Captain Peter Johnson leads the Wilhelmina Aloha on a Matson Line cargo voyage to Honolulu and Hong Kong. The ship carries roughly four thousand tons of Hawaiian products including refined sugar, rice, and hides. A crowd gathered at Matson Wharf to bid farewell as officers and crew received well wishes for the voyage.
John F. Moore, traveling secretary of the international YMCA committee, will arrive March 17 for about ten days. He will assess needs, offer suggestions for growth and building plans, speak at Central Union Church on March 20, and visit Fort Ruger for a weekly meeting with Rev A C McKeever of the Christian church.
A letter dated September 42, 1910 outlines plans for an expanded Territory education program. It calls for using excellent local talent to run ventures and suggests a summer school to bolster the teaching force, with a commuter near the close of the term and instructors preparing a practical question set for home study. The goal is a second summer school in 1911 and an extended system over three summers to improve Hawaii's educational efficiency.
Fragmentary OCR style notice contains garbled phrases about a schedule or event. Readers cannot obtain a coherent event, entities, or outcomes from the legible portions. No clear person, place, date, or organization is identifiable.
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