The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05
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To ss FvsSdsa Of ne fso-ss Loso ass sy,y Company.
srSThe fact tina, the members Of the various Committees have rarely
opportunity meeting each other, during the annual session.
renders the preparation reports Committees collectively almost
mpssiby there additional difficulty the
Committee varieties cane two them resident
the island Chairman who chiefly responsible the
probably less familiar with his subject any gentle
men who listens to him.
clear the various replies have received bulk
planters satisfied with the valuable which they depend
for tbe crop that they satisfied that they do
desire other their land than the ahana This has
doubtey been, and is boon and hut admire the
But there proverbs just vauahle
Never all eggs basket Mr. Home
Botanical Gardens Nautilus, repeatedly when
some years ago not to nelly absolutely single but to be
pared with substitutes in the Of sudden disease attacking
chief variety Again he may long
have replace Lahaina there knowing
is well o prepared
therefore believe that every planter prepare
emergency by having few of other well selected variety
planted every year
cane from the sudden devSaet Of oorcr blight 1t
this conviction hst led rm Mr. Home Mautius,
the varieties of which have been well cared
and from which distribution has been made many plantations.
canes bat ouy IL lived named follows Smne three behhe,
five horne black mort, eight vulu vuu
vco yagahonie
eighteen see,e lonaoa twenty-five km
ka va twentythe green and ned striped cane tentyfcu large
equal Iahaina and the mainy the Murus planter
appointed agree Jaeger further efforts
should be made to prcure this and hope this company
The cuttings 1esc canes were distributed during the
h half of the and it is too speak of their relative
value some Of them doing remarkably we anahoehoe,
Honokaa Noey and other places Hia Mr.
states thst The white varieties planted in January elevation
OF S25 feet @ and that there plantation
rainy aritus
canes grow too thick and may do better in der places
The original plants be the Agricultural
King opposite the residence Of Captain
Queensland has supplied with varieties imported
Mr. Turton which have been tried plantations Amongst
them yellow Caledonia two big ribbon three bamboo four
satisfactory, spr years They
introduced He in July last appear growing finely,
the result there it Is too 10 speak
IuEahOehoe they have done well and develop
kind Of which has discouraged their cultivation
HOnokaa elevation 500 feet the mgete
vigorous very poor
OF indigenous and aemaiezd there Hea nineteen
NIarlua planted Mr. oudnot garden Iahana year
1865, Mr. Haekd informing that averge
the old with the Lana have had something
nt wear he ha taken 81 tons per acre rm second us Of tahaina
He also that under favorable conditions the China" yields
a well as the LAhaina.
M Unna states purchased the varieties of
he could get on Maui and planted each variety by itself He found
1ts @ - ~ ~. n ia,,- - - - r % f ~ w .ne
an and that the latter having lever ana narrower leaves than the
old native the readily get to the sticks at the
Mr. Unna draws attention the importance frequent
PAINTING q cane @ from Rgn @ 70 @ oEeI - eS sha vice N versa and rm
pursue this with their kao and keep quality
age varieties ribbon Hea
Spencer states that they all wen altitude
II. Whitney hasiis covered which he calls
hsin growing his residence
this city Whitney considers this be
especially for higher attitudes and greatly that
slight accident Whitney give written description
Of in this
who interested in the subject with Mr.
Whitney who WILL am gladly give information regariing it
the character OF indigenous
greatly found published
diary Ellis board ships
their first visit thes Islands, Dr. Ellis describes
appearing be covered with gardens
of o, &C. oree with usne and he repeatedly d
T eTe tne g hs i;,i = % ! & % =, - & ,Ss [ ~ % gul % OF
practical ground belief that the sod these islands peculiarly
adapted Furthermore
possession that Is worthy OF fine
and the Importance transferring
recommended
pracie many planters well hope maintain position
regards quality This advantage
impaired preaution Of supplying ourselves with
seedne catastrophe oyeking
taken Mauru variety
the necessity sending abroad seed Let ne
report with another proverbs
For want q j shoe o.
For 4 shoe
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