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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1901

Page

3

Hawaii Sugar Plantations and Irrigation System Review

The report details sugar operations on Maui and Kauai plantations. It covers Matai Pu and a Heiner duplex pumping system with 20 million gallons daily capacity, cane transport by rail, labor force of about 600, and 1900 output gains. It also discusses Grove Farm Plantation on Kauai, soil, irrigation by gravity from Wallua River, reservoir networks, and cane yields around six tons per acre with 1100 pounds fertilizer per acre.

Terion of Jong Athe Owermt Mataipu Geld Wilt Jenath Acre Weston Hepworth Corliss Islandia Meamer Landing Honoluia P. McLane Hawaiian Islands Paul Inenbers H. Inenbore Vica H. A. Inentorg T. W. Hobron W. G. Smith Hackford & Co Honolulu Kauaias Grove Farm GN. Wilcox Lihte Inndiswan Yellow Caledonia Lahaina Boeing Ala Hackfeld Tulle Lihue Grove Wilcox Kaual Sud Mackfeld Wallua

Lihue Plantation Company Vast Kauai Holdings Detailed

A historical record of the Lihue Plantation Company on Kauai covers 40,460 acres across Lihue and Hanamaulu. It notes cane land, labor systems, hospital facilities, two sugar mills, milling capacity, irrigation, and transport infrastructure, with management details and financial officers listed for 1900–1901.

Lihue Hanamaulu Kauai Lihue Plantation Company Linnie and Fowler

Kealia Sugar Company Vast Holdings and 1901 1903 Crops

The Kealia area hosts the Kealia Sugar Company holdings totaling about 27 802 acres with 18 337 acres planted and 0465 Teo simple. Land adapted 41 acres. In 1901 the crop included 1081 acres plant cane 1056 acres long ratoons and 1056 short ratoons. For 1902 crop 937 acres plant cane 119% tons ratoons and 104 short ratoons. For 1903 crop 1205 acres plant cane 908 long ratoons and 300 short ratoons. Plowing the soil uses two 16 horsepower implements.

Kealia Skee ‘Sugar Company Bearen

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Grove Farm Plantation Wailua Lihue Plantation Co Lihoe Nawitliwitt Fulch Fulton Iron Works St. Louis Aloe Hanaman S. Louis Mauly Abukini Hanamaula Bay Nec Paar Likve Plantation Gulcher Revines Tnd F. Weber Paul Isenberg C. M. Cooke H. A. Isenberg W._C. Parke Hackfeld & Co Makee Sugar Company Island OF Pierre
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