The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-24

Mr. Kennedy-NO, delivering
Mr. Kennedy-AIr told you that it 80
The whole thing after from the seds and taken to
the mill from 10 to II cents Payhg 10 the engineer ''' anu
The ChairmanIaye allowed III your hguTeS OF 50 cents
Mr. 4damsNIt costs eight cents understand
the sled much does haul 200 tons from the edS
Mr. Kennedy co.d tell. It all depends upon how far
bring it Ny figures were for the whole year crop
Mr. Kennedy figured it up for whole crop s. cents
Mr. Adams-Do you know how many tons one NIUE VIII ad
Mr. Kennedy-Two mules will haul about ton or ton anu
Mr. Adans-A day?
Mr. smitI-If whole cost is IS cents and we could find
the mill that would give You what you want
Mr. Kennedy-It is all plain enough
Mr. Kenned1 am not expected figure all those things up
Its all in last years report and look will
find business The rroad hauling and mule hauling
Mr. Adans-But it is all put n together is it not
Mr.. Kennedy-No; is all divided up
Mr. Mo-it would for hauling the cane from
the cents to load and deliver IN the
carrier and cents to load the cars
Mr. AdamsHow much does it cost to take IT from the ed 10
the carriers want to know how much IT costs to take the
from behind the cutters and deliver 1t onto the cars DO the
whole thing loading tons OF cane day at the cost OF 80
The Chairman think Adams the figures OBJ
tanned before could obtain Them that in dollars and
is the loading by machine by hand is about the
thing think Mr. Rnton will tell you, least he told us at
dollars and but do much OF the work
bundng the with inferior labor that for that
we thought desirable adopt that method when
by hand have have pretty strong to do 1t
and with this other method YOU children
Mr.. Adams-At Kapuku the loading is done by and
entirely The make little bundles OF the
and the pack the with sings man and his wife Will
average day.
What find whether there any actual
saving having the loaded by machinery loading by
Mr. Kennedy-ow your aborers pack the the
Mr. Adams-Seventy-hvet to eighty
Mr. ThursonIt that of the chief advantages
either of these loading machines of any other loading
buy money labor which present buy
We the laborers that under existing conditions
would be profitable because you the machine
and you get the labor.
The Chairman-t takes less labor.
Mr. Thurston have seen the Wilson, Webster ma
the adjoining plantation Olaa have been much impressed
with it that have ordered three machines for this coming crop
and they about be delivered think OF the chief
points with Mr., Kennedys machine is point which de
veoped accidentally after it operation OF setting
around of weight That is spoken OF by Mr. Kennedy
the description of his machine, but that that
point ought be emphasized because is OF the chief points
OF the machine When the lead is end, that becomes
heavier and naturally tells down towards the the
sling has beer dropped the power engine which the other
end OF the machine then becomes the heavier end ard tie der
rick goes back to its original position So 1ae works auto
sort Of an osriIan9 notion 1int that resnonhd I for tI
large amount cane which handled in dav or iii given
time which have been surprise Mr. Renton
Mr. RenonTe advantage mentioned by Mr. Turston
alone confined the Kennedy machine The Wion-W
machine the way exactly the only difference
the machines that can being that Mr. Kennedy
alongside the track and the machines
have and furthermore in addition pulls in
the nthe fields and does have depend upon
Mr.. Kennedy-Tha is the first time that have OF its
around accord know the Wilson,
machine Ike 1t don't
&c pull the machine around have the machine myself
Mr. RentonYou lift the bundles when the ma
chine position. The at one end which
brings the end at which the loaded lower opposite
end and therefore when the swung picks I'D the
swings OF its accord the achne
Mr. Kenne1y-What swings it back?
Mr. RentOn-Aer is diSChar the
back with string.
Mr. Remarkably machine swings back itself
MI kento1- hat then IS an advantage doubt The VIII
son-Webser does swing back automatically
The Chairnan-It 5 twelve o'clock
Mr. SMITH that adjourn until two o'clock
Mr. Noir-I second the motion.
The Chairnan has been seconded that we ad