The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-07
RSmecsx ea Forrest vexesntiea ea
Caaunaee~

orR atseatee has heen recSasly callea b a
paarAles rsA,Sskea Ny the ReS, W, n CLARK.
n, 4. Frs, sfSsaney, containing fnll
ard exhaustive exeNsSssca eftAe iueesAee II
s,zc<ss a=a osAss vegSs>ssos IN climate. as
well IS an elcQseNt sppesl agaSss, the uec,s-
hess ard Ss3SscEiaSsAss destruction Nt lrecs
Ero-a distant SSos asa the wAsle Ssrels II shs
ssNAe be draws oogves 0lustNtSoas II the
aesSc-sssoa ana cSusAsSs changes which have
ever folloueS the tess u toCesss, he aoa-
sSaas the fSc2 thai in the tlNes Il Biblical
Aissozy the hills ans planes q Egypt SYRIA.
( Sa3 RslessSrse we've well weedc3, Sni these
ca<nszies weVe ter,lts. well VAseSed and PM.
/ SzeSsve. has uew the trees have disappeared.
@ni desert WASTES occrpy tie greater pArs q
tAcse ssrezAessl ana Tie ASs aeeh Il inter-
est u say q the eseess pVNdece1 IN Australia
/ hr The sS-esss q Ssa and cher trees. The
iallO~ius iaeSseas wlsoA sell under his per
2 soaal eSse-valSoa Is c1rsoss. bat whether his
szplanAsSs1 Is soans. rsSy be GNsb;e&
Il vas s-.rsl,ssc va a Fssssa IL TIE usSetA II
-aa@s- Se SA< F-SSss rear n the sA1l<- e Eytssk
IN he saaagSy x eAssr, tersss tie AsSeAs u The
/ ar0sxAs. Aosek Ssser esreeassaHess SressAs T.
ear zsSsss sAs-SAss water had ss&s RS aFRSAr~
As~e ev xrrSsxt.< zF - several rttres wAerS
Az3 srsS SefsSe SrSa ssSsseS. and the s1PlSns,ses
svsz hat sssA sassr frsz he rssss ef the
r%a srses- MS egs1ssa AeaCS altered hy several
rAsss aASesre-s. a-s tAl.k IL passiSls. WAez eoe
ssssrs he zSsz-s e he rssss e sAess srSSs ass
the sGees e &-rexAt "a ssasrzssSas Ike ussa. il
eAesSSze sAs 1sesasiss sag As2 ss@eezlss IL ext
z4=e sAS s-e - esHss sAsSrvasrsa ka3 s1raaRstSss
Z frsz esAsrx thar 10 ay i &sua fass sSEsse1gly
A. - -saw
" zs=e n 4 sAaz IS 3rS1.s3 q il pAilSSspAy
I * SraGeAss szl krag esAe< SslssSez fer the
Sass. Z 4 As ssss. sAaa he sss have s=sgSsse1.
He gives the following statement from the
4 pez e Mr.. Wilson e0,soeraios South Africa
..Is lie ease q lie fszzasias al GrsSsa Tsua as
E esrazr es--sris Es1r~4 fsSsA sss-4aat saFply
es S1ssr the Sc3saEAl 3sSsrScsfss II uAe1e PlAiss
x the uss slss t-ps ky srS ssar the tssa and the
reaarAi e tAe s1rxsS the a<fSAAsariRk AsSkAts.
.-s kaswz g. lave P~eeasi the SiaSsusisa e rsia,
s7s sesses ssss &s-ssSsa u sFSssss. sAs ssSssrra
ssA1 sAsA assel reservoirs IA The esusls
* The sa-sA eeAs.s es saPPlSe3 frsz the sssSs.
Th<s~ ea- As - SessSs= thai. ASskezsS. Veesatses
lSsaziai 6s Aas. u SsStA Asrssa. kesa usstsfslly
zzs r-erazsy SsssrVyS1. IL Ssrcs vieasier SfpAysS
cad lsus. SAsss ssVsr kS eCSssz Yah i7Fsniiy
Az3 Z se sszr1sS UaAs s ssg tAkias FlAes hsrs
glsA wA1s has l-zzsrs~3 n sSAsr arid ezatrss.
eez uacSssz zss issr<z thai IS ees Esee - the
vayvsr34sss e NsrsrS ts the uiifslasss 81 EAa
sAAE z1xs 4ssSss TIE ressas sxtsasisz Il The ka
tGAari Desert
AusOas ether illustrations Of the beneficial
re<alsS q Jaiioio1s sTee-plAnsias. cur author
qaOses the following passage fuOn the last
eiissou of Ca4nheEs' Information for the
People"
..Ars.s-ss.lsnrs e. tAs ssltrssisa e tress asi
sA-zAs. i 90 Z tie 49,. Interesting asa ia
r -. L =. H. ..re-
wash e &Aly hssssaIas szeSess e sTsAf HAsisaal
szrs-sAzes ssS sz,y regards Bri,sia, ban Aso her
cek1-SSx ana lz,;sSz H1rsrS- Ssie1Ss las proved
tAks tAe szltvsgssz q srSsz a.a shTEeS exercises
zs<s s<zSC1 5S9s1es 81 the climate, an3 81 The
Asalsh az4 stSsArEss 81 se1esry. vel % It's
Prosperity Hszes zs-S Atts1sisz IS new eSi1E paid
se ne k<ssSr sszsssr4sssz aa4 zasssSzsetS 81 fer
szzx hssA kszs A1& Akrc13- Wki.s aZrse1iiurists
cs1siaEaliy sirryi1g - Warfare & s1tsr1inA-
ss. Eh tie sra srzc A<5rsrSHx e scattered trsss
rAIs are ysk eszasz n sAsy q The kesSs esitiTa-
ted districts. skcy fslly alive the izFsrtaEee
e tie SAsfE< &<sIre& fra ireSs vhsa properly A.
mayed the exposed parts Ct tssir tsis. CT aroau4
sAsS- k-sssea&x, whilst tie Prf1si1z & trSes A13
-sssr. rs-xs els1riy sSsux kes zzeh Artszssziters
Z AZ cs ses & SeiEAs xs3 pleasure 70 the FeoPle-
80 fa-zs- Fsris3 has the De-
mad k<<z srSak dang the Frss<at esassry.
ElsAs- that Fsg1s3 sAs iAn3ssaFs 81 Great BritAiu
A4s a1ssrgszs = ssaFlsSs sAszss, aEd naay 0i Asr
slslk All sarrsa ktls AL waste lAais nv sST-
srss ~ tArivS,s Eta-ssriszs- Tkns the adjoining
lhzis A4Fe hees2< acre fertile azi vslsAhis, aai
ths fzcE VsizSsc & tie es1ziry hIs thereby great
" Increased
In reply to tie cbjecsiOas made to his de-
duc4ioos, NJ. Clarke makes the following de-
fs1<e
sn nay ts sAii Z tie trees bEisg Esre rsia, they
zss y za-s taAz tie t-ses<s Ero1ai fsr tier rass
s-Az- tie ss H.3 thtzr leaves sraia the atzosPhsrs
Ncs s. ths<CA wssi s zs-S thAa eaIf S&tsr, the
Azszzs e sIEs- s,-tGi-s1 Il all tie USs1 IN fer
sss s ,As Tt-isss sE5ss eszPGrsi Eth the rain that
falls 81 L 5zrizs var Msrsro<r series Ct ex-
v<rszsass - sAsE TIE Izszui & ~IfsE dsss1-
Tcss3 ~ al are & fsssEs g rsry 1sss less thar
has rs.zi-xs 81 ~ As-s e eAhk1re, - wheat. OF
s-Fsr- Ag1sz, hsrAzse piass szs ssAsr tress lnstA
rsazsri BE- tie zalfs- u Atrsrisl &rT sP 7Arxess.
( las Aesz a-xzs5 tA1t trees lssssa the water
sEEz1r. Bat ks-S KE1iz sxE<-i7eat cs7es IN, A1d
proves Ehns this sTTfzE = sst De g eT1FSTstts1
Ars1rA ia lsIrss e TIE sater sSisg II any ether
var sEsSe1 II ty tks Al ths trses th1f nAEe
this property szi i thrire also i Azsgry sss
sAsy drain rss Esl b Virr.s e tksE SE-sa1g roots
EkiA szAhIs tie uGss- % rzz i-bs The lsEsr strata
1n5 tAis ze<ks tie esssrvAis1. e NJ frien1 M /
B-v.s-shh fwAez I rtAS meet hare to-1lEaE- i
nstr e ysa-x AZ z1f-sI--s 1x -szeer e EssSssyl-
tAls re trees tie rad q BsSs-fsis are Fs-ee!
useless % zAz Lz5 ss1ss-s,s tksy Ers zcs psrfect!
zseszz 4 Az-<Asr way. EAeT s-FRlg Eater 10 ne
sxes s-zkx Eei.A TIE f-essrs e the NsFea1 AID
-1y bs vel - rsss- - The RxPsri-s1t carried c.
4 Er1-ee Gz-izc tie IAse sssivs years, and - saTe
sFFszszkE 70 kt rssztsi tie Diresf1rs 11d H
sFss-s Sf FSreszs rE1fsd TIE iEsz3srgtan airgs 81
Lszzs Mas al Y. Fesii"
Ths t5e0zy Of the beneficial influence oftrees
upoa tie rsinfaH Is Dot perhaps fully demon
ssE1fei, but N regard to their effect in retain
ing the ~1Eer in tie grO1nd after It falls, and I
IN ouoi1ciing It 10 the ssbssuanesn reservoirs
which fed tie springs, when ii would other-
wise rzn q On the surface as fast Is it falls,
there : 10 l0ager any question IL Is to be
ho0ed thai the eOzsaission for developing the
resources Of the Kingiola, which noE son
sets cut On it, travels, will devote especial
attention Il. the sslgtiOa Of the problem Of pre-
serving ana increasing Our forests.
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