Hawaii Sugar Plantations and Mills Report
A lengthy survey details multiple Hawaii sugar operations including capacity of vacuum pans and mills, steam power usage, and water systems. It notes mill outputs around 7000 tons yearly per site, extraction near 9 percent, and extensive infrastructure such as housing for workers, hospitals, roads, rail, and tramways for loading ships.
Pepeekee Sugar Company Plantation in Hawaii Details
The Pepeekee Sugar Company property lies on Hawaii's windward side between Hilo and Honokaa, spanning 10 000 to 11 000 acres with three small leases. Formerly Kaupakies owned by Mr. Afong, it was purchased and incorporated by Alexander Young in 1849 as Pepechee Sugar Company. About 3600 acres are planted in cane with Lahaina Rose Bamboo and Yellow jon varieties. Cane is transported to the mill via fifteen miles of stationary fumes and portable lines. the plantation fronts the ocean for three miles and extends four miles inland, with one section reaching thirteen miles back. Each year the crop runs 700 to 800 acres of ratooning, cane matures in eighteen to twenty months, and the plant averages five tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken Brothers
New York
General Electric
Sagar
Mugen
A. Lydgate
M. Lydgate
Lanpaboehos
Hamakua Mill Company
F. M. Swanry
Charles Notley
W. H. Baird
G. F. Davies
Californis
Delat
Government Road
Krajewski
Steart Power
Chemlat
Sigar
Wessel
Henry Deacon
Hawaii
Walaken Mi! Company
Hilo
Deacon
Reform Re
FM. Swangy
Alexander Young
F. Davies
O and
Iso
Mauna Longulch
Colin McLennan
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Honolulu
Singapore
Simen
Hawaiian Railway Company
Mahuxona
Pepeekee Sugar Company
Honokaa
Camp
Mr. Afong
Pepechee Sugar Company
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Laupahoehoe Sugar Co.,Ld
Niulii Plantation and Mill
Kohala Distret
Niwili
Wan
Charles F. Hart
Godfrey Rhodes
C. F. Hart
Goufrey Rhodus
Feo
Fulton Iron Work
Bt. Loti
Te Honolulu Iron Works
Island of Hawaii
General View
Ookala Sugar Company
Mulii Sugar Mill and Plantation Company
Kohala District
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