The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

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unprecedented prices which have ruled during
the year, and which continue hold have brought all interested in grow
manufacturing with absolute necessity for
greater economy in the cost of production.
And this country not only planters interested in this problem but
ALL from the the smallest rean will be affected by the
final issues
Nearly every industry enterprise here directly indirectly de-
PENDENT the fate of the sugar business property values of every nature
rise and fall with the values of property and no engaged in
business here be Indifferent to their fluctuations
The danger having low prices has been more or prominent before
preparations have BEEN made to meet it abosng machinery
~ onS L;rds hos ho introduced and mpryed processes adopted
and produced at less cost per ton than In for
In the manufacture sugar very great saving
obtained many fuel other than the
trash ega from the mill This is great advance for with the
scarcity rewOO and the large of importing coal from abroad
the outlay for fuel has heretofore been heavy item in the eX
PenGs of most plantations an Gff p 6 9 eS o e Ill
The difficulties of transportation have also been largely overcome and
St must iyeu to every detail We are being crowded
as all the great Industries Of the crowded by competition and
in knowledge 1t question of the survival OF the test and it
T fR our g ' rsas G at ss be- 1sas
While the spirit of investigation and experiment may be followed too
There seems be law Of conn Which ggeTns the world and
conditions which in our favor.
Besides the national conditions which favor the circumstance the
prosperity enjoyed and the
development have produced conditions which make much
better able to meet the issues confronting
markets of the world
largely hands Perhaps period Of the history Of these
Islands has the demand been greater for steady persistent and intelligent
of those engaged in business enterprises than at the
time.
MEMBERS WITHDRAWING FROM COMPANY.
having notified the Trustees that they
Association Committee consisting Messrs.
should take with reference their shares and the e
of such in their relations to the Company The follow
ing the report of the Committee:
REPORT OF
CORPORATION.
0 The Planters Labor and Supply Cogpair
Committee appointed to report the status Of those members
Labor Supply Company who have resigned with
the same, report follows
being corporation, each member liable for the debts
the extent of the unpaid balance of his
grlntor regards liability of such share that Ironr
the of other and would assume his liabilities
saeate
have given notice of their resignation withdrawal
from the Company opinion that in the in point the uni
nous vote of the stockholders authorized meeting necessary
examination Of authorities the law of
corporations.
We therefore resolution be introduced the present
stockholders who have notified the Company of
their resignation their desire to withdraw from the Company be al
subject the payment Of their oporonate liabilities to
the time the receipt Of such notice. and that
aOd the held by
nth withdrawing members forfeited the Company
s.. b. DOLE
w. o..
Honolulu 2Oth October, 1881.