The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-16
An Industry That Woald Brig
Big ProGt-
ME- mARsDzSs OPINION ABOUT II.
A Plant That Is Worth slice a TSn. and
would Yield over Five xoes &c the
Aerv-Is Esqairrs I&tsie iTTis sst0s.
And Grows Ia AiaesE Asy Soil.

MR EpEToS Through the kind
ness o. enc OF cur principal business
houses. sample % o0S-string hemp
CS2nsevieri2l, prepared from plants
grown in Honolulu, WAS sent 10 ing
land sud submitted 10 experts IN
London for their opiuions as 20 its
quality and value. They stale that
they find the fiber 70 be OF good
length. clean, strong and fairly bright,
and estimate its value from 81 10 80
sterling per tOn-tlis. too \ss they
ststsa- when the market for TiosEs II
unusually low
In Report No ), by Charles Richard
Dodge. special agent in charge OF n0eF
Investigations, issued by the United
States Department. OF Agriculture, l.
= letter written by J. V. Harris, N 2,
in which oceuTs the following pS-S>Ss e
referring ID SSusevierIs1: " When wS
consider the sFS4E care with NAl~n
the. IizuE y prop gated, TIE FaEaHlS!
Of its growth, aud Its enormous Yield
Of fihs-r. together with Tire various
nsa. 10 which IL msy De applet, We
f.sEassr fail 10 6<e IuhpESS- Ks Win as>
i,ererSassean Fax manufactures are
rar-ars=sf IS saying that II they cau
p--t rhs- Eioxr ~ SfOo yer ton tnSy can
Ttu fax cut uf the MAI Aets OF the
world. -
the s,IxuE l., that II has absolutely no
enc mics au~DZ The insect GEtOcr SU0
If i not iuiuFe1 by FaIUs or storms
no. hv drought. When Once fully
esrshli-hezf. - calculation can be safely
mad uErOsa the sySrSge crop The
exuensa os cuItiv2EEDg the plant when
e-E~rff-he.l will, after the second year.
h. almost nothing. IS the crop WIZ
TO- care % itself About the gEe2tese
exDsu..a will Oe cutting and hauling
tn erOp TO the mSehiUe for cie2uIng
as 20 the Weld that msy De expected
from this plant, DR. Harris says
selected = few square IeeE- WneEe the
vroxth was thIcke-s, IS an expert
nsrt IN snow how much 3 crop Was
rznagsIe OF producing. cut and Cleaned
tba leaves snd found lE gave 81 the
rzte az Isl tons O clean ho~r per acre
Il 20 not however, believe EnSs the
ev@r.cs crop Will 20 over I've tons per
g which consider > fair e>t1-
pnsten Mr. Dodge IN MS report
saws: - Regarding the yis5d q noVf
u-r serp- / cannot aecSpE DE- hAEfas
Sr~se0RaSst- As conclusive, IS his essI-
mates are based on the pEooGcs OF =
e. F-sas square In ali experimental
xrorE SYss.Fa estimates ar EtI-se4dIuzs
sd has bean demonstrated over ana
CO. .vsFn. There Is 10 DOUBT how
ever. pr Wig - F2ukIy Is TINS plan.
i EnSySE. Il, crow. that the ytetd o.
ffE-rs uer acre will be- very large
In the course OF the u~xE eighteen
months some patches o. c-tls-FI-sAa "a
thai have been planted AZ the GoSeFE1-
mers NGFsrry aEsss &c PrAst tfaSr ~as.
r.. rTr.- and aysII@k5Be. for eEe2uIsag5 fs
c~r rE,4a be a-sseFtzHBeG what such
Iznets wFlI yield when planted wIsn
this valuable doer paaus~ There fs 10
s,rghs tyre this plant will yield -EleEs-
did results e PIznEeS II sueu districts
q. OExz- HEIo. Puma and the uppeE
I.ud- Of Hamzk02- The pant VIII
eros in almost any soil o1s 20 AAI All
tain it, full development o1ls IN s.edl,
moist land - essentially = eEoEs4szA
plant. the slightest fFo=s destroys the
Leave. down 10 the gr0lns1
M4eEIn-s ara low nl2n18ac1.
that will rIsau perfectly the noer fFOn
this plant
TY.f- s.Urgzu I. corresponding WIEn
ali the rsrTrpzsTu2g mzE-r- o. EescE as4-
chine. 70 xese world and Id palm. VIII
t<-rzsr-f go futE,ptuee into sfS1- csse1sS-
t~v a. Es-s-t and mot reliable machine
for extracting che FTsser from tine san
sevT-ETz aud 0zEer tn'eF pB@sa[1-
In tFaf- cgsssF eeEIOn / Ssogaad -2E L1@s
sue.Eatsv cfsfZels, %Ia0 ssE-a great III
ter-ss IL the development OF Ef5E- e'2s1st-
tx a. stated 30 the EEsIGer aEaaAe % -
h. Intention TO q axe = G0Sf % TIE
r,rTusatzzI for producing countries
81 fully fsssezEfz4s- sEgr- machines 10
r. 1s.rz RELIABLE TmbOrs12EEnss -
r. erzare@s v4IEe Viii oe Cds5aEGes1
finn sFr5. g-nEHeEnzz0 EEaSss - fe1s4F ~
T~-Fs- rrg-srgEIE.ys- much can GS- done
"a further tEal- fn8g-frE y any olle
e-upnx 4 pztcs8 o. sa4sa~evEsF5S@ G'As'eI 81
eTorr,-f eServ garg5eB Ia H0hoseIa
tFs-re = some gTDSgGz3 og Ihsssse@sia'1
tt-sr sock % ssI&naa 81 3elGl 90 POS
sz5Ee -
enrtfoy zFse I~zV-= into se7S6SO1s F6dss
incE-= long and planting y o,~ -.
- s-.rr.r.T7,-,-,f q half >&rg6 2Fss5 h2sf
e@rne TIT .gsssGaa - k%gs perfectly
stz.sa.8 and only slightly E1sSasSss'ee+
untfI zsseV are well FOy5ctls wien bSsey
mas Ese sgaseszI 80 sFge Op~fs 3 ~fae1
well sTzsrueeI- The rOsEs eSss Dc go
frsses .4.,-rsesfE- two riches B0ssEr ana
r.1assf.sf an ese@rs zFo4ausf BhFes~ or ff'f&s
trseEs~s apart When GESe leaves bft'ksi
tESe rsa0e- AMI Leaf castings are bAfSS
or Fggr inches high FEsey can Dc
rEsnte9 O2s IN field FORM sfo6i- ~
to three fret square a.
To : zfgss are SIR crested jE thSs
ryzr,E are. e9Vge55zsbg 1fsvTgrf - VEs85 tI'e
fsoz-rE-rss~Tfg - gg-~gF OF HlnE Street,
W sesr- skgeg ran ser fGss tFgsEasS. Yea at,f~
t1e plants go gF@EoxsG~ti.
JOSEPH Ms EG3D2M.