The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
REP0RT on SrG4R M4NUFAcTURE.
y he p,sn.es Labor and saBB,g Company.


There ve business where such large amount Of
capital is invested that have made - so" progress towards as
growing regions located mostly in tropical and senienshtened
countries although the sugar business in these countries are carried
mostly by thoroughly progressive countries where they
separated from the thrift drive and inventive genius OF their
mother Countries they are TOO apt 10 fail IN with The uTites ways OF
This i Il rue q this country as tropical sugar
We have however under the stimulus and impetus given ne sugar
t1ra- f-,T5 me 'z,s.r-sare is staJ in il infancy
The diffusion process invented than oryvo sim
settled question to-day whether be applied economically
The uee-ain process adopted years ago
although Of the planters here thoroughly satisfied thai double
crushing "" s, ana are adding "1Fo!e5 "s . 'neir
turate The bee in its from the hreeroe 10 the
ind. however countries where mills have
been Usi m years that there i difference opinion on hiS subject
The increase in the consumption OF in the United Kingdom from
sugar Ia- gradually passed being luxury Necessity
one sharp and brisk and profits are cut down 10 fine figure
and and aim al thorough economy in all the branches Of
The aou and diffusion processes are receiving thorough
scientific iuvsstsatanno-e especially diffusion; and il does
tlouga would soon have this problem solved
UaI the in hand and
FIJI experiments VIII be made in regard 70 diffusion next grinding season
Dr. smith writes that three diffusion bees being put up
49, = Ns Ei 1900. I" 1ii. ls ' mo, ~. - -.
process objections system applied @
The reduction density the juice lie
lime long boiling and subsection heat, which eaizabe
The - Of the 5 as fuel although it has not As yet fully
demonstrated satisfaction that ii might not De made of some
hand advantages diffusion extraction
within per the whole could be extracted
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Transparent consequently there no los in skmmngs there when
the cane j, crushed in a MILL
Experiments have been made with diHu-ns the base Judge Hart,
' ~ao mas 9sn Studying up Inc 32st', et @ '-' e
gHe from our mills can be successfully dHlSi and neR ny passing
Though another mill be sufficiently dried to be used a. fuel de IN
understand
Professor Wiley speaks voratly of the large percentage of juice to be
whether passing through
It out q the question put the b after has been sub
never Nor Will it be Of much ino the ind ground
seem to De te only p way that the water could be extracted 80
Necessary 10 run ii This seems isu5ta
begsse fuel
after has passed through the diffusion Hawaiian
planters can do no better than adopt the maon at least
double crushing This easily demonstrate. Double crushing
cane ana I Martin has lF4ned By analysis that nj Wa1el o,
they have obtained by rayeraton high $ cent But taking
r H-. Z - ts, ~ ".- % sA' y I Mn o@1 sA
lions and With the extra amount which would be in diffusion
fuel per of would b li,e sl2-
Nv with sugar worth Sloo ten in the bin the increase
b worth so in other words the los by fuel would be than the
H. " Wiley United Government Chemist in his repor, on
diffusion, The experiments diffusion freely
from being satisfactory he hopes, however to follow out the interest
ing problem
one thing certain Hawaiian planters well afford 10 let Louisiana
planters VINO have only el, aided by the
> Government dlu>gs, and pr,it by
tner experience
Wat. he Double Triple the improvements the
present ~ 1lilEu diffusion opportunity
o illr itei Khan formerly when done
The n1e-7ler mil, with patent
strugtea by the Hon lulu Iron Works does excellent
The question whether IL VIII ngerari5n in
with double grinding important
o6uel IT, show certainly cirur-
stances
M Le made careful experiments with double crushing Iaupa-
hoehoe with thler mills Published In MONTHLY
Of January lS5 the results which per Of
about he cane was soft
and and very
We not long collected Wakea mill. H0. trash.
ed through mi it had
had passed through The wC-ro samples were
thoroughly ad vita the following results: Trash theoler
~slsd Ia lbs, died weighed s. ll
grinding weighed Il @ dried weighed lbs;
Any grinding weighed l5 tr dried II weighed $ l This
ne Trash from the Jhre-r dried
r from the tworoler mills grinding, dried per
Trash i twoler ui grinding. dried per
7lle The gam by wet grinding cent in Of juice.
lhey usually obtain
Than ~ DR.! grinding Al the Wiake mill and the
the gain reaches y high per
The double mill al the hohala plantation lately erected