Rawlins v. Honolulu Soap Works Co.

*263Opinion of the Court, by

Pbeab, J.

The plaintiff declares upon a contract made January 6, 1893, whereby he agreed “in consideration of the amount below specified to be paid to him,” to work for the defendant, a corporation, “ as a soap-boiler for the term below set forth, and to give his whole time, skill and experience to the business of said company [the defendant]; and to conduct the business of soap-making in a skillful and proper manner and to the satisfaction of the said company, and to properly care for the apparatus and effects of the company intrusted to his charge, and to oversee and…