The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-20

homcstoaders ~ successfully in Hawaii
~ has been done by individuals In New
Zealand, Fill Cuba aud IN other parts
Of the world. Yours Truly,
5. HoRNER.
A Practical Contract.
Mr.. Horner's scheme explains itself
n the following contract:
This agreement made this (bank)
day of (blank) by aud between the
Homestead Milling Company of the
Territory Of Hawaii. party OF tho first
part, hereinafter called the Mill, and
(names of homesteaders), parties of
the second part, hereinafter called the
Homesteaders.
Covenants by Mil.
Witnesseth: That in consideration
Of the covenants and agreements Of
the Homesteaders and each of them,
and subject to all conditions herein
after contained, and of the sum of one
dollar to the Mill paid by each of the
Homesteaders, the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged, the Mill doth
covenant and agree with the Home.
steaders:
THAT on or before the first day of
(blank) it viii construct or cause to
be constructed and thereafter maintain
for the term of (blank) years from the
date of the completion thereof at
(blank time) at such exact site as may
be hereafter determined, complete
new first class modern sugar mill and
plant having a minimum grinding ca
pacity of (blank) tons of sugar cane
in twenty-four hours, and equal in eff
cheney to present mills of like class, to-
gether with such additional buildings
as the manufacture of sugar cane and
work incident thereto may require and
said mill shall contain, in continuous
train, a Krajewski crusher and nine.
roller mill of three sets, with provi-
SION made for fourth set
2-That insofar as it deems it suffi-
GENTLY practicable and economical it
will construct and thereafter maintain
and operate during the term of this
agreement, fumes, wireways, or rail
ways, for plantation use in transport
ing sugar cane, as near the center of
the cane lands cultivated by the Home
steaders as the contour of the lands
will permit, paying due attention to
grades and curves; that 1T will also
construct branch lines at such points
as may be necessary where the lands
are of such shape that the main line
cannot be run approximately through
the center of said lands, free of charge
TO the Homesteaders, and will properly
equip said fumes, wireways, or rail
ways. The permanent line of fumes,
wireways and railways shall be con
structed upon suitable and properly
located right of way through all the
homesteads so as to give, as far as
practicable, to each homestead equal
benefit thereof;
3-That it will take delivery of all
cane grown by each Homesteader at
such points along or upon the line of
its fumes, wireways or ALWAYS, or, If
there are no such fumes, wireways or
railways, at such point or points on the
land, and at such times as the manager
of the mill may determine, having due
regard to the crops of the other Home
steaders and the milling quality of the
cane and its state of maturity, and
haul the same free of charge to the
mill.
4-That it will supply suitable
means of weighing said sugar cane and
cause the same to be accurately
weighed thereby, issuing to the owners
of said cane weight certificates in due
form; said weighing always to be
done in such manner as to permit said
owners or their representatives to wit
ness same when they so desire.
5-That it will crush, grind and mil
such sugar cane, and by due process
manufacture the available sucrose con
tents of such sugar cane into merchant
able sugar of the grades the mill II
designed 10 produce; that it will guar
antee an average extraction by the
mill rollers of ninety-two per cent o1
the sucrose contents of the cane
milled; and will guarantee an averagt
polarization of ninety-six degrees in A
sugar and an average polarization OF
ninety-three degrees in b sugar.
6-That it will deliver to each home
steader sixty per cent of the sugar 81
made, as computed from the weight ant
analysis of his cane, of the grades re
ferred to in section five above, or in TIN
event said mill shall at the request o
said homesteader market said suga
then it will pay to said homesteade
sixty per cent of the net return from
said sugar.
THAT it viii deliver each week T.
each hOmesteader or his representatiN
statement in triplicate of the can
received from his land during the pre-
ceding week, said statements to hay
entered thereon the cane weight certif
Gates issued, and weights of cane, an
also the chemist s sucrose and purit
tests of said cane and also compute
tion of the amount of sugar due eac
hOmesteader determined under provis
ions of section above; these state
> ments shall be verified or corrected b
the homesteader or his Representative,
one copy returned to the mill. At tn
end of each crop season an adjustment
! shall be made that the agreements a
! to percentages may be truly and faitI
: fully executed; that it will upon rel
sonable notice permit the represent
y atives of the homesteaders to examin
the manufacturing and laboratory n
= cords of the mill
S-That il will deliver to each HON,
steader upon his application therefor
t within one week of the date of the MAJ
# ufaeture thereof his proper pereentae
Il according TO computation, of the vast
II molasses. Under no circumstances wi
q the mill be required to store for a