The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-15


TIM preliminary Prospectus Of the Ha
wuuan Colonization Company" has already
'uttracted a good deal u notice, and has
been widely, but by no means cXhaustiyely
discussed in the columns Of every paper
( in Honolulu
In acquiring. and offering for sale OF
lease such a grand area as Is proposed
here, II stands TO reason that all the capa
ibilitics Of the soil and climate Of Oahu
\ Iaided by all the advantages which capital
induced by judicious and liberal terms
can secure. are offered 90 purchasers oI
SETTLERS
Ii has been already shown that the prop
. .prtics included in the prospectus set forth
.contuu on the southern. or lee side Of the
island. over 10000 acres Of land in fee
simple That this is accessible from Ho
.uoIulu, the Capital and principal port OF
/ sthc Kingdom, by seventeen miles Of good
1 road, unattended by amy serious difficulties
for railways. or 10y ten miles sea route
Heading into a magnificent harbor. on
(which this estate has four miles of front
Iagn, with valuable fishing rights: that a
/, large portion Is available for sugar cult
lyatiOn. another for rice. the remainder for
ygi,,r ,,,. tIt,I, r,ur-r,,sns and that D1, tho
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Itructiye formerly II is not .sg,-ir,, t,,c
much 10 assert that MANY oF tl,e. y,IT,I,In
spices hitherto 30 IargeI, rnononoIiznJ Inv
tbe Dufcb Fast Indies miaI,t l,n,,r,l,,.,5
here. amongst tbe varieties If uIIan5 md
|lowland. sheltered ar breezy sygI,,,,, ~.
dry. but CAPABLE Of i,,igation Which ara
available here The soil i volcanic I.,.,nI,.
with Divides If ron mi n
the lowlauds overland with ,,icb ,o,,ot
able mould.
Silk raising and bec l,.rpir,r ,ra WI tI,i,,
easy reach. There can be mo reason WIN
our hillsides might not be again red,Iant
with sandalwood. Oranges lines. citrons
grow without cultivation. in fact most
tropical products. and many of ibo TOM
pcrite zones may be raised InynriantIy
Here then we have fine soil and climate
capital and industry are invited
This compapv prop,.cs to diyi,I, Ir,-o
cattle runs into sugar and rice fields. frnitI
land spice gardeus. oran,rn nrcb.r5- Ill
vineyards On the KahHku estate alone
lon the windwmd donfthnisIard il . -,
Of land eight miles long low one milo ,,yo,
agc width. all believed TO be- within raacbI
of artesian wafer
All these considerations lead Ht once to
the great question of immi@ratioD Tbo
managers Of the Company are mal,inrI
known as widely as bossiblo tbc H.
they are able to put forth. AIrsgJv tLoso
ARE attracting attention abroad as ,rnii -,
within the kingdom. Fngni,;c. and 81 r.
are rapidlv coming in Seyor.I -
acres Of sugar and rice land are nndcr con co.,
difionaI nrSniso Tbo t. IL III s : ,'',i II con