The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

immigration successful ne u ue IT,
stricton of the Chinese viii prove beneficial
JAPANESE
Company acquainted with the prospects
stated by Mr. r. W. Irwin
Hawaiian Consul General Japan sufficient number OF applications ior
japanese abO applied for to authorize the Board OF Immigration
their introduction Liberal appropriation was made by the
Legislature further the enterprise and much hoped for from this
quarter.
1t perhaps more appropriate Labor treat at
greater length subject labor and the needs of the country in
hs respect; the difficulties which sugar industry atOr under with
comparative merits of the several classes of
b growing necessity concert of action among planters
on this most important matter.
AGRICULTURAL
AT the meeting constructed to engage the
competent Agricultural Chemist possible
The Trustees much thought and attention to the subject and entered
communication with several parties abroad with the view OF securing
the services of such After much delay seemed as though the
Of L. L. Vanyke Professor Of Chemistry at Ann Ar Meh
gan might financial and other difficulties prevented
And has yet been engaged There
reason to believe department College, which has
been literally endowed have scientific Professor who
may help supply the need
In this connection will many that Dr. G.
Martini scientific chemist engaged sprekele Maui in studies
soils, fertilizers interest Planters.
experience and SKILL and although he
pursuing his Investigations results far obtained have demonstrated
to the value Of various fertilizers
regretted information his experiments
are not at hand information obtained will be published
from time to time in the Planters Monthly
DISEASES
In pursuance suggestions contained in the Report on
the statute relating the diseased animals and the
statutes then existing ampifed to afford greater
protection. mpcae attempt full and comprehensive
legislation upon the subject but the provisions oil the new W JUL
couy the evils from the diseases already
popagaed among further introduction Of
disease.
The country to be congratulated upon the Government
skilled veterinary Dr. j. Brode
highly recommended surgeon repu and integrity
mpuny fatal diseases among animals in the past and the
lack information the subject has tended to aly alarm in regard to
dangers which exposed But that the live stock Of the
country danger question The values repre-
ntcd by live stock large and it Is high time that active
intelligent taken for their preservation
FORESTRY.
This subject which discussion each
meeting Company has been left mainly in the hands Of the
Forestry Information has been sought and some Of
addressed TO the Chairman of the Committee have
appeared the Planters Monthly.
Mr. A. Jaeger charge nurseries, and
salary deserves than passing notice The
planters Islands and all property holders indebted Mr.
Jaeger intelligent oous and persistent efforts in endeavorng
plants, to demonstrate their worth
Jaegers instructive published in the Planters Monthly
somewhat the nature of the work which he is prosecuting
PLANTERS
This magazine has been published Monday each month
during year fault find with planters for not
contributing its While approaching the difficulties in the
way of active planters devong such work. and knowing that is
expected individual planter will write often for publ
still il matter Of regret that more material has not been fur
nished by them for publication.
advantages derived interchange of views, and state
experience by those engaged in agricultural pursuits being
Of it from lack Of time and prac
tee than disposition that they give this really inn
matter.
Those who Monthly would feel more
than repaid labor they how their efforts have been APP
preciated.
is to regretted that such statistics have been supplied by
planters upon the sugar and manufacture
the value of such records not fully appre
hcnlc Perhaps this surprise still believe the
preservation reliable statistics be real practical utility
DIFFUSION.
Since the general excited by Mr. e KOlng paper Dfu
meeting considerable information has been
upon the diffusion of extracting from Much
this has been published Planters Monthly. Whether not
process be successfully and economically applied in ex
tracing sugar the prominent questions every
country The experiments of the past have not fully demon
stried The problem yet he solved If it be sue
cfuy believe that will be of great
industry The unparalleled stimulus given the beet sugar
industry Europe the attributed largely to the
employment this The difficulties in the
plying appear much greater than the be but there
many sngune the final attainment of The