The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-23
CROP 1912.
1924. % Acres Total.

1924. % Acres Total
larger customary planted this year (91)
which will necessiate using for seed of the listed for
1912 The Crop for 1912 WILL probably about $500
very good appearance Some of land planted
late owing the rocky of the SOIL and consequent difficult
and tedious clearing New lands planted and added to plantation
holdings'in 1911 aggregate 1913 AZ acres.
MILL CROP 1910.
Grinding begun November 29h 1909, and completed
July 20 1910 with total of 32392 327 sugar
featured The crushing apparatus fifteen roller mill
during the entire and extracted 9 $3.50 of the in
the with resultant bagasse containing but 1870 sugar
and 40 1919 moisture For an entire season rum this is certain
y the best milling obtained in Hawaii and perhaps in the
world With increased the extraction has this
above this and with the addition of bath being erected
is epected that the 900 average yearly extraction which has
been The aim since the 15oer idea adopted will be attained
LABOR.
Labor has been sufficient during the and there have been
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS
The permanent additions in 1910 to the plantation equipment
gnay intended but the market price for good
deemed wise to clear much land possible and install
during such prosperous last
year
The largest for clearing land and for fumes
this land with the present irrigation system AS
previously stated 1913 A land has been newly enclosed
During the fiscal period under consideration considered
eXpedent elevate the from No 10 Station higher than
12 feet above level The Pipe Line from this pumping
engine has accordingly been extended the full height of 200
feet allowed in lease On of this higher pump lift
increased be brought under cultivation iftyve
Tits point added lands in 1910 about
much may be added in l9ll
Apart from large number of general engagements and bet
the dwelling houses the place there have been
thirty-one houses built for workmen.
For in the mill SI9O54 90 have been expended
Four steel boilers have been added the plant These
expected eliminate the of any fuel apart from the
bagase for mill purposes tanks of $4,000 gallons
city each storage of low grade moasses have been purchased
of writing being erected There storage
capacity for 100000 gallons low grade massecues the fac
tory
Two fuel oil storage tanks have been Nos and
Stations, and special supply csens have been
nected tanks all Pump Stations The latter put
against fire The oil supply carried
this plantation is sufficient for six weeks steady pumping of all
plants.
Owing to increase the Wamanao section the
Plantation found advisable straghen the railroad tracks
have straight track that point and far
mica fuel and far less liable to accidents
PROJECTED IMPROVEMENTS.
There are no very expensive improvements contemplated dur
ing 1911 The policy of building quarters for families will be
continued In this connection may be appropriate that
during the past four years 275 dwellings have been built this
plantation This does include engagements of houses already
built which been continually going The
ing feature of this that there women
the payroll than there were four years ago
GENERAL.
There nothing much else say This year. which has end
ed has been prosperous The general condition of the
Estate good And will in all likelihood do fairly we'll again
this
Enclosed you will the Tables showing
for Crops 1910 1911 and 1912 and the Meteorological Record for
the past year,
Respectfully submitted
(Sgned) GEO. F. RENTON,
Manager, Eva Plantation Company
Eva Hawaii February 3rd 1911
To the President and Directors of the Apoaa Sugar Co.. Ltd