Cane plantation and mill details from North Kohala project
The report describes sugar cane yields, planting cycles, and irrigation at a North Kohala plantation. It covers cane per acre, elevation ranges, water systems, and the 1901 12 000 ton forecast, plus the plant’s nine roller mill and associated equipment. It lists officers and a 20 year land lease plan with A A Bryant and D McKenzie.
Mind and Beecroft sugar lands lease history note
The Beecroft lands have produced well under a government leasehold for twenty years, with Mind securing the lands in 1898 and 4000 acres harvested in 1900. H.R. Bryant has managed the plantation for sixteen years, studying local soil conditions and climate in the North Kohala sugar cane district.
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Ames
Beecroft
Ecroft
H.R. Bryant
Kohala
OKC Rerencon Metter
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company overview in Kauai Inland
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company covers 12 668 acres on Kauai Inland with 3625 acres of cane land. Lahaina sugar cane is grown at elevations 200 to 500 feet, irrigated from mountain streams and a 58 acre reservoir system. Rail system 24 inch gauge with 175 cane cars and six sugar cars. Mill capacity 500 tons of cane per day. George K. Ewart manager and list of officers include Jno. D. Spreckels as President and A. B. Spreckels as Vice President.
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Nyid
Stady
Harrisburg
Hearil
Lille
Ea Hien
Paby
Chas
M. Cooke
Kaual
Kilauea Sugar Plant. Co
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company
Lahaina
Kauat
Nevel
Bawanse
Kilauva Sugar Plantation Company
Kavai
George K. Ewart
Lst
oMcers
Jno
D. Spreckels
A. B. Spreckels
H. Breckels
Cretary
W. Irwin A Co
Honolulu
Agente
Hawaii Coffee Industry Faces Shift Amid Market and Climate Limits
The Hawaii and Oahu coffee industry struggles under high wages and low prices, with best prospects in North Hilo Hamakaa and Kona. A prominent plantation near Laupahoehoe reports 48,720 pounds shipped since January from Lapahoehoe and neighboring growers, detailing cultivation, processing, and drying methods while stressing strict economic management to sustain output.
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Saly
Hawaii
Hilo
Hamakaa
Kona
Judge
Barnard
Laupahoshoe
Laupahochos Avlele
Nga
Lanpahoeboo
Lapahoehoe
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Mie
A. A. Bryant
4 . McKensie
Acro
Islands of
Oahu
Howe
Barnard’s Coffee
Laupahoehoe Gulch