The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-22

c1F1c COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU,
The combined saving labor and fuel then as follows:
Year 1902, coal hrlns' cost OF fuel .sI8JoI5.26
se4o1522
> Cost per million lions, gallons Lifted foot high
Wages .......... ..................... $685.
s22145zs
Cost per million gallons lifted high. 321 cents
Which figures show that the combined saving oil firing
against coal hrng (taAng firing copa-
SOM, amounts $40.
This large combined saving can only realized on large
plant but the saving in fuel be obtained any sized
We have been able any deterioration in our
boilers or furnaces since using oil fuel and therefore
of oil in locomotives for plantation reduce the risk
OF cane res as there sparks much men
to handle and consequently the locomotives kept
shape with les slabor.
Trusting that this will prove useful, remain
IN. S, WILLIAMS
Olaa, Puma, Hawaii Sept 2oth 1905
C. c Kennedy, Esq,
Manager Waakea Mill Co., Ltd,
Iilo, Hawaii, T. H.
Dear Sr-As per your request I enclosing YOU a re-
port chemist economy the Hersey Dryer
Hoping that the will with your requirements
am Yours very truly,
The ChairnanGe1ltenen think thanks to Mr.
Kennedy for his long interesting and comprehensive report and
also those gentlemen who have the
port open for discussion would just like say that Mr.
Kennedy had gone little farther back pictures and had
Cnaman up the top with poi and poi FOUNDER that
that would have been the first mill the country
1920 history Cane was Indigenous to the coun
try and the first any here got some
of that and planted it That Chinaman. did not
say he the first with any certainly was an
enterprsng and he chopped the poi
poi FOUNDER. The next type of mill would
roller mill upright made of wood with iron bands the
ends with couple of mules the mill Two
extended and either turned it
The next advance iron upright rollers.
Mr. w Q. SMITH think stone rollers was
the next for know that Kauai there
mill
The Chairman-You older am
Mr. SmitE-And then the iron.
The Chairman SO I will admit the
They had spider top the with
Seams and remember well seeing that mill running
They had longhorned Spanish picture Of
that scene with Chinanan and poi FOUNDER; then the
wood upright rollers then the iron with turning them
Mr.. Goodale-I would Report the Committee
On Machinery be accepted and printed.
Mr. Meyer second the motion.
hands contrary minded The motion carried and ordered
do not feel Mr. Kennedy does that Lille effect
the best kind of effect think if going put
another effect Puunene put bod Standard
effect that is the quaduple effect instead of the Lille triple eff
Mr. Kennedy have had the Standard effect and know
that it just much build Standard
to build the Lille and don't require the of
have seen the Lille for three months and the doors
The ChairnanYours have given less trouble than
ours has OF course IS matter of opinion In place
less trouble than the other
-NOi-I
others.
The Chairman have already put that motion
MI Mead-Mr Goodales motion did carry with it the
printing
The Charman-Is that motion seconded?
Mr. Case-I second the motion
The Chalr1ant has been moved and seconded that the Re-
port OF the Committee Machinery well the letters be
printed All those in favor signify the h raising their
hands. Contrary minded the 1t is ordered.
is there further discussion this There
good deal in this report advantage
Mr. David Forbes-I would information
regard to the question of fuel oil would like know the
perence of of the gentlemen using fuel oil whether
they apply it to the steam pows Would result well
does with the locomotives?
Mr. Mead-Mr. Williams that he used it on his steam
plows
Mr. Williams of you understand he is superintendent
OF machinery plantation both mill and door
cery and the locomotives and has the general
oversight OF the steam plows gave figures this