Kaalia Plantation Sugar Operations and Expansion
Detailed overview of the Kaalia plantation’s cane farming practices, irrigation system, and reservoir capacity plus the plant’s extensive sugar milling facilities. Notes on labor, wages, housing, water and fuel provisions, and the cooperative plan for crops. Also outlines mill capacity, evaporators, belt drives, electricity, and storage, with officer names and local operations.
The Island of Maui and Its Geography and Trade
The text describes Maui as the second largest island in Hawaii with two circular volcanic mountain groups and extensive plantations. It notes abundant water from natural streams and wells, used to drive immense canals under streams. Kahului is the principal port for export and import, with Lahaina and Kabet nearby. Kahului harbor improvements boost its status as the most practical shipping point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mau Tx Kahulul
Kibet
Ukewine Lahaina
Kahului Harbor
Kahului Railroad Company Expands Maui Sugar Transport
The Kahului Railroad shows a major expansion in Maui sugar industry with a three foot gauge system linking Kahului to Pala and Kihei, extending toward Hamakuaapoko. Plans include a five mile extension to deliver sugar directly from mills to Kahului for 1902 shipments, plus facilities to handle 24,000 bags daily, warehouses, wharves, barges, and ample labor camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahului
Maui
Kihel
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Kahulul
Hynter
Pala
Wailuki
Boreckolaville
Kabulul
Pany
Nahulni
Walluku
Wessels
Veansla
Kihei Plant Co Established for Maui Sugar Farm
Kihei Plant Co Ltd formed in February 1899 to cultivate 1000 acres in Kula Maui. 9 percent suitable for cane. lands owned in fee simple. Soils are loam and red, with strong irrigation. first cane planted December 1898 from 20 to 350 feet elevation. First crop being cut at the Hawaiian Commercial mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kihei Plant.Co., Ltd
Kihei Plantation Company
Limite
Tn Fee Simple
Puli Hunt
Hallalinul
Kula
Makawao
Maui
Lahaina
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Agar
Honolulu
Island OF
Kahului Railroad Co
Tig Lenile Baldwin
Veunda
Kahulu
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Wilder
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Alexander & Baldwin, Limited
San Francisco
R. W. Filler
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