Honokan and Paauhau Plantations Manage Cane Theaters
The article details Honokan plantation operations with shops, mills, feed systems, and a nine year general manager J Watt. It covers Paauhau Plantation leadership, mechanical upgrades, tramways, and rail loading, plus Onomea plantation consolidation and acres under cane with 13 years in Hawaii sugar industry.
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Pacifc
Honokan
J. Watt
Paauhau
Watt
Hawaii
F. A. Behaofer
H. Baird
E. Pollits
W. Lang
Secreta H. Schwartz
H. Focke
EB. A. Metnerny
San Francisco
Pollits
Honolulu
P. A. Schafer & Co
Paauhau Sugar Plantations and Steam Plowing System
The Paauhau Sugar Plantations Co. owns 4200 acres near Hilo planted with Rose Bamboo cane and expanding Yellow la. Forty-acre areas are under planting with Fowler steam tackle plowing fields 1200 feet apart by engine driven cables enabling twelve acres to be plowed daily. Elevations range from 300 to 1660 feet, with soil a black loam. Ripened cane is moved by wagons to gravity tramways for transport to the mill.
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Risdon
Risdon Iron Works
San Francisco
J. Gibb
Paaahati Sugar Plantation Company
Hawaii
Hilo Sugar Company
Hilo
Paauhau
Andrew Moore
W. G. Irwin
Albert Mover
Daniel Ever
H.w.thomas
Honolulu
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co
Watin
Hamakua
Tattoon
Fowler
Pasuhau
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