Growth of Olaa Sugar Company Stores and Infrastructure
The Olaa Sugar Company Limited reports rapid progress since November 1900. New stores at nine and seventeen miles serve 21 000 acres, with a large two story 40 by 60 foot store at nine miles, multiple warehouses, fertilizer storage, and direct rail unloading. A new box flume extends ten miles to the Olan road and a branch to the mill is planned. Water supply estimates 8 000 000 to 9 100 000 gallons per day. labor supply has been steady. Officers listed include L A Thurston president and B F Dillingham vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaa
Olan Stxer Company, Limited
Puna
Hawaii
Olas Sugar Company, Limited
Smiles
Hilo
Olan
Olna Sugar Company, Limited
L. A. Thurston
B. F. Dillingham
Ww. Vanonburg
E Paxton
A. Mott Smith
B. McStocker
Puna Sugar Company plans vast Hawaii plantation expansion
The Puna Sugar Company reports 24 miles from Hilo with 10,000 acres, 6,000 good land for sugar cane, 60 acres planted, first crop due January 1902, and a proposed mill. About 1,000 acres will be prepared for planting this year, 250 workers employed, and a planned railroad link to connect Kapoho, Aapa, and Kamaui districts. W. H. C. Campbell oversees operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna Sugar Company
Hilo
Olan
Pans Ie
Beb
Waiakea
Hawaii
C. C. Kennedy
Entre Islands
Kenney
Ite
Tie Ally
Torband
Ae Company
Ahipae Week
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Honolulu
House of Williams, Dimond & Co
San Francisco
Sugar Company and Hilo plantations expansion plans
AvOUL one mile from Hilo center, part of Hilo Sugar Company’s 4000 acre estate with independent growers supplying about $120,000 in crops last year. The Kaiwiki Wainaku and Thomas Spencer holdings were merged by J D Spreckels and W G Irwin in 1884, forming the present plantation. Manager John A Scott oversees trials of Bone Bamboo and Yellow Caledonia canes after long use of Lahaina variety, including recent 45 acre area experimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hilo Sugar Company
Kaiwiki
Wainaku
Thomas Spencer
J. D. Spreckels
W. G. Irwin
Lahaina
John A. Scott
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Kapoho
E’apoa
Kamaui
Inchea
Mantatlon
W. H. C. Campbell
Maui
Hamoa
A”. F. Robinson
A. J. Campbell
EB E Paxton
Thurnton
Auditorne Dillingham Co
Waiakea Mill Company
ING Bulletin
Honolulu, T. H
Ullie Triple Effect
Waiakea Mill
Hawai
Fill Sugar Company