The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16


parts . the world. aud woud % accessible to the
paelicS
~ Mention TIE exciting or projected routes. that
neccssatc The piercing ef lsthmus the eenttruc-
sion Of tuhular bridges over arms 81 the sea, the
boring Of submarine tunnels. Or the tunucling 81
mountain raurcs Examine the difficulties to Be
overcome and the results obtained or obtaieaeie.
N Mention the different opinions a. to the posel'
blli,y Of opening canal between the Atlantic and
the Raci6c In the aetual state Of commerce What
vvuld be tho tr,fhc on said eansls
% ncscribc The present state o. communication
between Europe. India and China; study the pro-
icrtca routes and examine which Is the most advan-
tsgcous to eemmcrc,
". What are The raeass Of eeamnnieaiien With the
interior ef Africa. and especially With sesdaa
and the great lake rsgioas' What b the present
mode and nature Of trade With these resieasf What
would He the commercial influence produced By The
creation q an inland sea BY means q canal joining
The Mediterranean 70 Lake MstRhir'
rs Mention the places On the globe in which com
ueree aud Industry can hnd mineral fuel. either
stored Or ii easily worked layers. Give an sPpFox'
ate valae q the producen Of mineral fuel q each
eoun,ry.
o. what new stations in the aiaerens oceans aud
seas would be suitable for the establishment of ash
cries Of all kindst
lee. What manufacturing processes. used IN China.
INDIE China Japan and the Eastern Archipelago might
Be utilized BY EaroPeAa manufAetuFeFsf
iei. What are The effects produced BY the su''ins
down Of forests on the commercial. agricultural and
Industrial state Of eOuaryt
leg. What are The natural, historical aud econo-
uisa laws regulating the rise. The srOw,h and fall
and the distribution Of cities the sArths
vI-DIDAcrIc SECTION.
srrsr Axp purvsroS or raE kSovtspsh Or sEO-
sRArHr.
los. Fisd practical means q giving more popular
,y to the elementary study Of geography and toPo-
graphy. In VIA, measure typographical charts
be Of use in the diEerent braneaes Of education
lu4 What euss, to be the geographical studies. in
primary. secondary and hish-scaeOlsf
los. What is the present state Of commercial SEQ
graPhy. and according to what methods Is IL taugh,
in Industrial and sonmrrci.l sehoolsf Compare the
methods used in Different countries.
lee. Show the use Of placing certain geographical
instruments at the disposal Of educational establish
ments.
LEI. wha; establishments have been founded for
the progress Of geographical works aud knowledge
Compare them one with another. What services are
rendered BY them Could they not be reodsred more
servieeabs: What new establishments spald Be
founded as centres Of geographical knowledge Men
ton the best way Of arranging and developing the
work Of geographical societies, aud Of deriving all
possible advantage from then.
les. Would il no, be Of great use to geographical
societies to receive communications Of all catalogues
charts and geographical works belonging provincial
archives and libraries as they often contain highly
important documents unknown the scientific world
vII-SECTION OF TRAVELS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cONNERcIAL AID AErIs-
TIC VOYAGES.
IOs. show the possibility Of establishing psrma-
nea, oese through which travellers By sea or Land
might Be made acquainted with the desidsratA Of geo
graphical science.
ITO. What explorations are most TO be encouraged
both for commercial aud scientific results' MeHton
the most advantageous routes and the best starting
points il order to complete the knowledge We possess
Of the interior Of Africa
Ill. What are the prreipal obstacles encountered
BY exploring sxpedisionsf What are the best means
Of surmounting themf
liz. Previous to undertaking voyage what course
Of training ought to Be followed
lis. VIA, are the precautions to be taken in re-
gard to shelter. beddrg. clothing aud food 10 each