The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23


?. These licenses. valid for a specia
planting period, not exceeding the dura.
tion of ten months, unless prolonged BY
the Chief of the Local Government il
necessary, are distributed without
charge upon application, but only fol
the planting of soil, that has not beer
under cane lately for at least one year
Besides the date of start and finish
of said period. these licenses give the
following number of the license, the
name of the holder, the situation and
acreage of the field, the variety and
origin of the planting material to be
used; in these documents eventual pro-
longation of planting period is mention
ed. Register is kept of licenses grant
ed.
The Chief of the provincial govern
ment establishes the form of these IL
censes and of the registers used in reg
istering same.
! 8. Within thirty days after the date
of expiration of the planting period
stated in paragraph 2, whether pro-
longed or not, the crops must have been
cut by the holder and the field cleared
with humiliation of all remnants, as
well as stools and roots, to the entire
satisfaction of the respective Chief of
the District or Sub-district.
/ Should. after a protocoI made by one
| of these officials, the conditions be not
or not fully complied with, the Chief
of the local government is authorized
to have the cane cut ynd the clearing
of the field executed for account and
expense of the delinquent.
| f. The regulations stated in above
paragraphs are rot of force for sugar
stools on dwelling places occupied by
| T.. oe -
with the Head of the Local Govern
ment.
5. The Head of the provincial gov
eminent regulates the manner in which
his resolutions under para graph shall
be published.
Art. Ill Within the territory de-
scribed in Art. and regions sub Art.
II the Heads of provincial and local
government and the officials appoint
ed by them. police officers and experts
have the right of entrance at any time
to all places where sugar cane in what
ever form is found.
Art ". /. With a penalty of
F1.1O.0O or F1-100.OO, or, should he be-
long to the native population or the
class ranking equal with the same,
with hard labor for food without wages
from 6 days to months, is punished:
ures mentioned in Art. 1 or established
by force of paragraph 1 of Art. II, as
well as non-complying with the con-
tents of the first part of paragraph of
last named Art of this ordinance.
b. Refusing to grant or preventing
entrance or admission to places as de-
scribed in Art. III to the officials mem
toned therein, police officers and ex-
perts.
3 Attempt of violations mentioned
in foregoing paragraph can be punish
ed as well.
8. Sugar cane or tops grown con-
trary to Art. or to a prohibitive law
established by authority of the first
paragraph of Art. II of this ordinance,
shall be forfeited and destroyed.
PROVISIONAL LAW.
The contents of Art. II of this ordi-
nance do not refer to cane growing at
the time the prohibitive measures men
toned in the first paragraph of that
Article in the described district. under
the condition, however. that same be
cut and taken off with stool and roots
within a period to be fixed by the
Head of the Local Government
This ordinance becomes valid on the
day of its publication. (Feb. IS, 1902
lie lOltOM1iiS IL Lie II dholeAlAOAi VI a
circular letter issued by the First Gov
ornamental Secretary in name of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, addressed to the
residents, i. e., Representatives of the
Government, of the sugar producing
districts. reading as follows: Dieter
must have been issued between 1897 |
and 1900, no date being given it is inn |
possible to fix same.)
The Governor deemed it advisable
to establish the foregoing ordinance |
(similar to the one translated herein |
above and dated April Goth, 1870, so as
to prevent the mentioned disease /
(Sereh) from spreading in the Resi-
dentie Preanger Regentschappen, the /
Buitenzorg in the Residen-
tie Batavia. and the department Galoeh
Of the Residentie Cheribon, and in re-
alton Herewith some restraining meas
ures are established by Articles II, III
and w of this ordinance bearing upon
the planting and harvesting of sugar
sane in above named territories. At
the same time the question presents it
self if the prohibitive law in regard to
The maintaining of second and later cut
ratooning) and perhaps. also the other
regulations in said articles, casu quo
lnder cancelling the second paragraph
Of Art I and with omission of the
word exported in the third paragraph
If the Fifth Article, should not be de-
dared valid in some other mountainous
'egions in Java, where the growing or
seed cane for lower situated sugar es-
ates is conducted on a large scale and
lnder which casu quo the districts Ma
ang and Loemadjang should be classed
n the first place.
1t is very probable that in stools
Kept for second and further cuttings,
not well looked after or be-
ng in unfavorable condition. the
sereh disease takes more acute form
II other dangerous contagious plant
diseases may originate, which spread
rom there, it seeming to be generally
.ccepted. that sugar cane grown from
ops from second or later ratoons, is
more subject to and less proof against
,ereh and other diseases.
There being endeayorS made to keep