The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

OrAz The fo-agn 1-ees 6omes5caisd II
these Islands 1s sgscisz has proved Us Eans-
II rLlRs 50 thoroughly Is the 4lgE-aha
L i Eus LII Is 5 -ss IN the lawn u
dnE yard L K less satisfactory than The
equally ouunan SAmEnE GDd Ings Trees. Il
sheds quG-f1r5ss q tho-1y 1wiEss End is badly
shattered by hiEh winds becoming ulisshEEa1.
especially WHEN weakened TT pruning Il
hss 1be -na-ai b1Tera- d making lsss ll.ss-
u Ehs grass Than z1T o1hs- t-ss. oVlug 70 ths
z1l1u.a1,ass u IL lsg1s1s
The surprising u,srli u 1bs AlEE-d1a Is IA
capacity 70 1gurlsh up1n 1bs m1si G-l6 saiis
On 11s slopes II rocky his Il may 1fsan t,s
ssa1 E-sa1 when s1l u1har rars1E15.l Is with
s-s5 except perhaps ziag Il Bermuda grass
around IL -o11. Ehica Seems q te samst.E
suTElls5 WIKI 11issu-s t-un LIE raA Ns
have II o-ha- trees possessing Ihiz caps11i1v,
except 1hs E-n-1hlass N5lIElll, and the P-5ck-
ly-psl-- i II hardy IN the extreme, and 81
1bs sEns zzlns u RAPID growth Tins quality
L E41asaa5 ~ The trees 1hEi thrive through
1hs h1t suunz-s un The ami slopes uf Punch
bowl The AlgErsitszs have within Z du1au
FsE-s 1rlnzi a-r0si 1hs aspect d Villages on
1hs vas1 oulss u HHVEzL Ike Klzas Ind
EzEE5tlBs- winch nss5 70 Eis naked and l-15l-
zlE on 1hs dasuaEae share. They ere ngE Ind
dan II rsrdu-z
Tbsrs Is % rszs1n Why 1hs utka5nass u
TIE land should mt t,s clothed 4 Ike nE11rss-.
One II the good things coming 70 s11nsto5E :
possa-7fE VII be tbs clo1hing 0f the whole q
ON ard and almost Ecrlhlass lower u1lBnds
win tsal1z 1f AlEE-3tA i1-as- Nhz. Al sn1r-
mons Improvement i Erpul5 be 70 E11ulRlu
N 1bs nLFzr SIMPLY II bazuiF, # tbs rockF
gl4sss1s Lbgvs kHF5olEm Park ware ogrars5
VIII such fa-asi- rs 1hsy might 1t In Ten
rsz-s Tban ez-TT rbs forests higher ~ and
o9vs- VIII than th1se 6isu1al EiaAas uf loEsr
PAluls An5 MEnHo valleys Thaa III broad
bsls q 1bs same farsst slQ1lE 1ns fo1s-llllls q
PauoE, NunHnu, Kahn En5 N1a-zlua- /.
cn hardly hs 50utGa3 1hEs s1eh f1rss7 VII
Ultimately ooe1yy lhs -Euts named, ty spgn-
1Eosuus E1QF&gzn1G L Juaicious planting q
3 EaE rsas Il uaos, SAY 1ns y al acre. would
ss1u-z sBch forest within ~ ss-1iE-ffFs Fs.a-s
4 S1oh fa-as-E E01ld uras1s al zrlulaass and
uaruz1su TElns II lands nuE rlszrlr worth
less Il abs CRY SEASONS. Perhaps me lzrgas,
Tslus would te n the nutritious pods Ei.5ca
supply anoru1us quantities. uf sood IN stock
Large Numbers ot cattle, hu-sas and sEIn:
+ c5zI6 De znElu-zi1sd Cz LANDS n0E uurrodu1-
tive One u On largest gr1zlzrs haE sz5d 1hzt
bs c1asi5srsd 1as Alrz-uba su-e means q
4 rendering hz-rza kulA l1u1 ut hsEh ralus Ia
pEszuEEs
The Algz-5hs Faoi i the basz Of fns
Nhsn Eos5 i EEsssn d1llArs : c7Td, ia.
EzE1F OF sulA f1-As-z nssds as eiaz5ds+lau
Fhzn % ,B0E aGz Il sach Eslesss s1sall b
growing un lhe aid lower slopas of K1la q.
NIz, and the sgz1hsu EzIkzEG commons
rr1s only VII capacity In fsading sioux b
znsdr1rAs1, hui a. I1eIha1E1l1tls s.1rz uf fns
VII be II hand E1r 1hs rilaln-a151as of 1hs
reg51. and accessible far railroad t-znspo1zs.
aaa- X E1uld seen not unElss rnsasurl
In 1hs 1EnH II snch lznds % SCI on . fs4
Thousand trees n mce % bsconE 1hs pA-zzn
uf sa1h flrasss-
u Fazsz pr0inns marked INCREASE cf rain
dl NJ d1zh 1hs 4ridisE 1f -ls iazlds EDnll
Ee greatly daniizzzisd and fertile tracts nov
100 dsT Frnld become aT1Ilatls f1r rultIF1