The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-09
oLAD rIDrNos.
" Live and Let Live
erftINK ~ rus riANS

ectttNE ~ IT'S fiANS
Nv The steamer Eesst~sls which Arrived Ia nv
here 81 TIE sth inst news WAS received % The sue
oessfal accomplishment II ~ undes,ARinr u en-
tracs for the disposal % The crop * Hawaiian 81
ears Tor The enSnine thtee years. The representa-
tvs u the planters weo bad heea authorized 3
sasae neeSssat{ sStaneeneeis had, as in dut
eeand. proderea The SSinias er',Fys 10 Mr CSprecs
elS bet b nei deSsiee 10 lake sher, The oiter va
wade 10 The rrorsiciorS u the Awericsa Sass
keaaesy whc are vcs,arNicSi as an opposition rchn
esy ~ that ~ Mt. SprecSelS and CONTRACT va
aereed ~ tor thyee years The tolle0ine interview
VIII q merchant IN san ersrolsco "a the saih pl,
tells It's own story.
In erier 30 give he oeacegS u the Americxi
Sncar krnncry an opiSartentty b. give pablo en-
PRESTON 70 whatever views il mssht choose b ex
called yesterday Sfterneea On 4 l. q, Steele, u,
manager.
"wkas information can yaa givo me eauccrniuE
the newly incosrorstei American Reanery and Il,
ee,eessl' il was asked ca finding that gentleman
in bis clfee.
Italy this replied he MANAGER, chat nov
organization. With an increased carlial, has been
made and that the articles Of Incorporation vcrS
eled vtih ne CSea,S Clesk Tins n'osuins. rhNl
Is all. think Tia, SA0ala a. rrvsent ee said Of
the matter
sEsas have usosc information than that TO
tarned TIE rerortcr, and when that had eccn re-
tailed 10 him Ms Steele leoke<i considerably sas-
pstsed and asked Tor short delay, daring which
he eeala esnSali with his tcllow-direoloTs as 10
What shoald b pasltely said. W. W, Montague
Objected b anythlnS being said ~ ALL but Samuel
I. Alexander and Morris 5, Sgsn6aum arriving
Seoa aflervari. n vas decided. after some consal.
tatioa that /, woald Be heSt 10 make plain state
rcat This vas done In ihe following terms
That the pirecters had fos souae time PAS, eva
tsnplstca extending their operations aud had bat
VERY seosntly cooSanmated their Plans; that this
cansemrastion repaired Increased capital. which
bad hSen subscribed; enlanserncntS and extensive
NlteratioaS which woala ~ carried cot, and the
cantrol q larSe T,gsioa II the SaSSr pVSiuetion
~ Hawaii. which had been secured.
coSrsot OF TEX rRopVcTroS.
"Rspo-s SAys that the P-opostiOn q snSAr which
proancsica Ct sou leaving but 500 for thS
SpreckelS combination"
Net nearly IS EiHeh as that; no. nearly as much
as that, exclaimed The Directors an fact" they
continued, ~it vo1la De impossible ~ exactly ex.
rrsSS IL hSures the Snoaaf which shall eoatroi.
The eest way would be TO say aboat two thirds.
his years crcp IS lArse one. an nnprccedenicdly
l1rs eas, and ne SPsSek e. SsfsSs,Nn VIII y
fron SSNo 81 400 IONS, has thoSe figures are only
Comparative and unrSt not * taken As represent.
tnS : e.cssly caEnP1ied amount.
"Ercn what planters docS the American Refinery
propose 70 tSke SneSrSgN
The lrSs IS too long TO givc. was the reply, ~hut
va Will, of cOQrSe, understand thSt they aro all
outside 81 those plantations that are owned by the
Hawaiian Cornu,srviA Company aid these thst
outside plantations thSt are not with Us, bat As
you viii see frpua the ooupGtatioRs given YOU. the
American Refinery viii co1trd the hGlk Of the
prod1es."
"Undsr what .srrrs DIES the American Refinery
deal with the planteSsF
~UrGs- thoss 81 a CONTRACT was she answer.
by which We take their total proincs and paw
them certain p-e fo< the raw material delivered
cate. We viii NOT do any handling for the plant
ers, bet viii simply pGrchass their pro3uc; out
right. refine Il and diSrssSe Of the manufactured
S1SSr As hes; We are able
viii yO1 euploy : spseisl dee. for ;he rurpoSs
q t-1rSoorlationF' Is was asked.
we have no Scch Intsntion NJ prcSeat. was the
reply, hat believe thSi there are sufficient Olsen
SSScd e-afI 70 SarTaai 10 aaxisty On that soOre.a
nkTavtT " AZ NSEsEarESr.
1T has besc said. : remarked the reporter. atha,
this new enterprise % the Ansr'c1n Refinery Is in
eo1sSq1eaee Of a rapture with the CaliioTnia
Refinery. Is that Sot'
''Thsrs H1S IN agreement between Mr.. Spseckels
and ourselves, BY which We were mutually bound
the market. This agreement vas renewed from
Jan-N-y 70 January When the Lass time for
renewal came aroGni. 10 cue n,1de his appearances
trura TIE California Refinery, and. after Two or
thEee days had elapsed. We eooelHdsd that they
did rot van. the agreement rs1eved. and 50 al
loved II 20 80 ey default.
Bat there ezS1sG little cutting in sugar rates.
dld there aosl~ 1sksd the reporter.
'Oa, dear NJ" vSS the smiling Response; sugar
vent dozn before that. and VOC may take or gori
fer u that tie present loS pEice Of sugar IS not
1lroSsshe- due 10 any disagreement between tbs
C9lifoguis Refinery and ourselves. bet i partly
ozirs 70 the oTsrSsoekins Of the s-tr markets %
the World
WHAT viii Be the eject % this rev oSgaaira-
tiol upol the euusursrt
-Ah. VITA Gan sayE~ echOed the Dirsctocs- ~Buf
oOe thing We can say, and thai IS thSt il VIII not
be exchanging one mo1oPoly f0E another, ard that
oCr r-us-o vii Be-. sIfve ard L.. live -