The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-01
MEAT STEAMER
TO Be OPERATED?
To Connect With Hawaii Ports Is
the Latest Proposition
of the Graziers.

Once again it is stated that the Ora.
ziers' Company will purchase steamer
and operate it between Honolulu and
island ports, or some central port on
the Island of Hawaii. Just what effect
this would have upon the price of meat
is difficult to guess inquiry of the
management of the meat company
brings forth the statement that there
has been no increase in the wholesale
price, but that with the advent of
California butcher skilled in the method
of emitting meat, to bring the most
money to the graziers, the price natur-
! ally advanced after the meat reached
the retailer. That being the case it is
not likely that the advent of ranch
ers' steamer would be Of any benefit to
The consumer.
! "Hhe graziers have been talking
about putting on a steamer for so long
that the date of the first ripple ofrthe
rumor has been forgottan,' SAID James
A. Kennedy, manager of the Inter.Is.
land Company "My company has
| tried in every way to give a good SER
1 vice, but it does not keep down the de
sire of the graziers to run their own
steamer. ! have heard that Mr.. Carter,
of the Parker Ranch, has been investi-
! eating the water courses and sources on
Hawaii with a view to locating cold
storage plant. I do not know how far
the plan or the plant has advanced. |
do not know whether there will be Il
plant Mt every port or n central one at
some point near the shipping. / suppose
the latter would be the most economical
in one way, but it would mean driving
cattle a long distance from the ranches
to the slaughter house, provided the
slaughter house was in proximity to
the cold storage plant Otherwise it
would mean teaming the earcasses for
miles through the sun.
'The objections to the steamer ser.
vice in our company may be based on
the inability of the company to have
steamer at the cali of the graziers at all
times. / have not been told this. but it
may be a possibility" continued Mr..
Kennedy. "That you will get your
meat any cheaper / have doubts. That
it will be better is also doubtful unless
you are one who prefers cold storage
beef at all times. / understand there
are persons who want fresh beef; if it
comes here in cold storage from Hawaii
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