The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-15

b special party which went to Ka-
kst Thursday in the chartered
zaf Mikahala to inspect the estate
As McBryde Sugar Company, re-
il yesterday morning on the W. G.
after spending about two days in
sg the pumping plant, natural
.lH water resources, reservoirs
Eefelds, and In enjoying the hos
Pity Of Manager Stoddart and the
Pryds Sr0thers. The trip over to
GsHa Isle was rough but 1t was
a:EiuFn trip the members Of the
q ';Fe most affected by seasick-
1'hs to the disQuieting rumors in
ID financial circles of late to the
y aat AcBryde plantation was in
% way with her water supply and
serious detection in financial re-
you'd accrue, the directors of the
PaAy made up a party of brokers
o'ners Interested in the estate that
night See for themselves just what
'1llllons were. In was rumored
4 'ae new wells yielded brackish and
water which could not be used on
'snelelds. So persistent had these
0S become that the stock got a
a'aFd tendency. The consensus OF
'.a oi those who went over the es-
mar the water supply question
''''sl' and that although one OF
Seils do yield a salty water, yet
mountain water supply and that
ue tunnels, together with that OF
s4esns, leave no cause for alarm
,'S'.oFs were pleased with the con-
u the cane now growing and
Eseo themselves as surprised al
'.4lity Of the soil, which Is of q
laIA-red hue. Cane brought tt
'.'l OF ten months growth Is
,a.ck. from ten to twelve feet tail
SLOWS a generally healthy condi.
Sc IN the party were Col. ]. II
- Fred. NJ. Lewis, A. ]. Camp.
{ nary Armitage, c. ]. FaIk, j. r
S'a Robert Shingle. representins
aoaoLuin Stock and Bond Ex,
y g NJ. Hatch, W. A. kinney
:, Graham, A. ". Van vaIkenburg
= I. Potter, Isaac Dillingham;
h "a himbaIl, all OF Honolulu. ant
i, 's'IeSon Of Lanai, together Will
l. mp representatives.. The visitor,
[,.a pnoted over the plantation b,
Iras5.- ~ j. Stoddart and Director
.l=' ana Walter McBryde.
h. party landed on Friday at EleeI,
- S' used by the plantation an,
! tvo IONS g the Makawen plantation
tnsrs,S estates being divided by tn
H. tyss ne, stream which empties int,
yans-yor. yor. The company were me
H. - = stoddart and taken b,
"a ,,- we Managers house, the resi-
! ni.opied nris, for 50 many years b.
On rs,- ,o'l''er owner Of EIeele pIan
E.. MS IS within short distanc ~
a N ,''.. which Is grinding a DOR
H., , .as 5,s Present crop amounting p't :
y c0r--r.., IONS, the balance awaitin
obsr =g.,R .,, Of the new mill abou
A. mis- year.
T.. =, breakfast at the r,.n...,o
L., ne trip was taken tbpn,,l p,antatio !.
rs1 tsa Instance Of some eight mile
70 The 's . road running almost nara ara
atlor aSaorF at about a 9no-fo(
re Is z,-- ,,I-ne the sea. The railroa
plap,ir's, rounded by fields prenare
ns5a -. lae entire distance stoT
as t5s At various POINTS OF tntara,
ed o.. 1s6 me first being made ,
ch Is - l'S acres, the cane 'a4T fro,
: *5nen,sii' 10 be Fround in the first l'o, .,
oplnfo, 'lo y the new mill - -, g
sane W., va, 81 ! the party that tbis t' ee' Mt
of caSa m n, the same class .ls as IL Il
plantation. 10 be found in the puml NJ
hat Is me ao. Dlantatlon was the M 81 s.
0; The 1s1onid Considered the best se "a, =,
stands, Several SAMPLES sam cai
N0'tinued on Paro -