Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-03
REVOLUTIONIN
SUGAR.MAKING
IS PROMISED
Continued from page one)

( CiaTlHeT QlQ. ME-. hOphc gave n6uiSo
TO show the saving the machine
would effect, and caused laughter
with the remark that 1t was not a
brainstorm product. Claims on Its
behalf were met with ridicule in Ger.
tain quarters, but it's inventors had
persevered In hard work toward
bringing II to perfection.
The speaker revealed the qualities
of irst-rate lecturer. his explana,
lions OF til processes being clear az
bell. At the concluaion he an.
swered various questions. among 9TH
er things telling that seven OF the
machines were installed at Koloa, the
estimated capacity haying been one
machine for I'VE tons Of cane an hour,
and he having advised one extra ma
chine
George +. Renton read the report
OF the committee on laborvsaying De
vices. g
Travelling IrrigatOr
Regarding travelling irrigator FOL
which J. G. SearIe has a patent pend
ing. the chairman stated that MT
searle would appear before the meet
ing n desired.
Mr.. Henderson Of Hakalau objected
to the machine as covering SO wide
an extent OF ground as to make u
ilnwIeldy. There was no further dis
cussion of the report
John M. Ross then proceeded WIZ
the reading Of the report Of the com.
mittee on cutting. loading ana gen
eral transportation.
Alex Morrison read the report o.
the committee on agricultural ma
ehinery. there having been no discus
Sion Of the preceding report.
w w. Goodale raised laugh with
the remark that certain I0,o0V ex
,,eriment on WaialuA was not at the
expense OF Waialna Agricultural Com.
pany.
Secretary w. o. Smith read the re
'-.t Of the committee on forestry.
Horner, chairman, to which was
appended letters By Territorial For
ester and David Forbes. The secrs,
tafy also read letter from + ,. Hos
nef superintendent of forestry. who
ala he would be outside Of the ter
7lforv before the report on forestry
would Be presented to the meeting
nj Dowsett, who is member OF
the BOARD 0l at.,su..s. 49,, csiIed
attention to q Joker In act % re-
ferred TO IN the report, 1850 49, 80
water license moneys us so.se - -. $50
uses OF the board are cohnne -, ~ s..ss
received during the niennlsl 49,.
This part OF the law oushs - -
amended at next session y ule -
lslase,e. es 80 ",-o,n obtaining nee.
essary funds.
Secretary Smith sala the nsaI1ns y
reports was now concluded ne
wished to present q resolution cover
inc : euegesfion made by Frank Bald:
win II would be great advantage Il
r1onrts were prepared In time to have
comics sent to members before the an
maj meeting. If sent in by the first
~ October this could be done. He.
snarafare. moved that the chairman Of
s.,,s scn,mitfee he requested to send.
= ~. $500 MT later than the first
:. !. ~ ..ch ysaT and that the sec.
=. sss,-, I, str,,cte6 rnnn having sucf,
- I ) o,,v ~ aach
fepoEts Ll - 49,. {, az ssoria.
report % eacn nieli.p0' = w $500
uon.
Guarantees Attendance -. 4
George T. oaIseI sa - 49, - - !,
the reports were ali ~ lis -. $500 -0.ss
the members az inoehelse
Ing Monid De taken away. !.
]. M. DoWsett tnougnt tnere Wouiu
be no fear OF members s1ay.ns aM w.
unless the annual banquet was omit
ted.
Mr.. Moir considered the chief IN
centiye was the discussion, not the
reading of the reports.
Mr.. Carter said the point mas Wen
taken, but he would, have liked more
discussion than he had heard. Had II
not been for the electrifying influence
of the chairman there would nave
been hardly any discussion.
James Glib had been aching tor
years past 10 bring up 1nis maeeer:
He would Suggest shae ene Iea ~ az, Va