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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Waialua Sugar Mill is a historical sugar refinery located at the base of the Wai anae Mountains in the town of Waialua on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.In 1865, Levi and Warren Chamberlain started a sugar plantation in Waialua that ultimately failed, and Robert Halstead bought the Chamberlain plantation in 1874 under the partnership of Halstead & Gordon. Gordon died in 1888, and the plantation was managed by the Halstead Brothers, Robert and his two sons, Edgar and Frank. In 1898, Castle & Cooke formed the Waialua Agricultural Company and purchased the plantation from the Halstead Brothers.