The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-05-12
By Mr.. nBl19T
Article 10 Interest Of Bu.
reau Of Agriculture
An Exposition - rsse cpDD--<~a--<-
kseee for s-nsId es-~
MANY Lsrsze srsosc-x-
tbF ALsen 4zt-fiser-, ~ 1ass Ess--f~sC ~
the Hawaiian Basnh - lAs-lzI1zas-.
ana ForestrrA

tby Alien 8ssfser-. ~ 1lss EBs.-nsxr ~
the Hawaiian Basn6 - As--5zEGzac-.
and Forestry
Il lie 81 importance - lassss zszszslif
that the truth sbSUld l,s z0If r-xsrflz-r
the actual conditions hs-ne. Sasf 1as o.
POr-unirIss for a Sssi-aa8s raze In
migration 81 ElnsI zsrIDssrE ssr 1s5s rrs-
duetion u diversified s'E-sauaa-s- L.
Eers5fied aErIaul1uEs slG asss-.,easlG-e "a
certainly q f0LiSxalE 1ass1 Ne az ss,sL a
asep interest IN. sld ppsr r. me sr1Hss
OF these 1stisnhE as1.ss1hss huc 1asa IA
tsHesI needs ORGANIZATION saG sSsDe-z--
ton as Et.l as ssp- ssl1ksr sdse-saL-
Ne maze 81 s-Ts--s. ss1eas4uk, slacs
our o0DDserlsn VIA 1lt.ss Els.ssI. called
20 the ai1t.p1.nsn 20 s'pr D,sts1ss. rh3c
there are ID ltls -upEr1sY alssa3 sraer
avenues tsr LIE ss.e Epsst1menc ~ cap
ital basities snesr, q prSp'sr eneous-
ageiDsnt be KlrsI~ Whsc We need bs
tha1 our wealthy fa-lBs1E kl61I.d take
the Initiative ID 1i.s ssBsn 1s1Isa of
those industries 1lhsc WI neHd co 81
tend our agfaep Lpssg IsS6fl 5lLs,lss- 90
widen inquiry Gn1,9 rsns ssssu-'o.s II 0ur
lssanoE and t,rl-iE tassss 90 tie nSClss 81
home sseGerE.
zig Cullnns-TIss dy trss VII bear
two engps 4 Fssr- lasasE xn.f MIA.
do MI fnDptss r. Fer .is nsssssl year
ending June Splh. lsfs, rlssr,s Wa In.-
ported iDsO rhe GHi1ss States n 90, 788
pounds O. fEE These fgS were soLf
a. auction iB Kew GsriL The prices
realized are ajelNssn 8 xIsE u esncs ce-
pound This sInSnIs 0gIlt - crs>lHlssl
IN Hawaii plEer rrgJ.sF GgIssssl619.
Silk 1ndusiEF-T1s NSl1.srfEl pro
duci40D q tie ELK 6GspsCrP Ia the
United States adt ribs ga1I.s - rlIs pro-
duetlon q six kstgIsS rs.aeass. ill.,
100000 IN asEe. Tie six leErl.s la6gs~
Try 81 TIE ODlts1 safes greatly sxGs,s.s
that Of Franco. Tlne asarlgcxl fat ,f -.
silk worn as the Nlb5rs Mgg4@rrY, bGs
II viii feed o. rihs leaves a 0cher
plants We haze. ss Wi as % ha.e IT.
tuoe. This e tie ssnf s9E r&s six
worm.
TObaooO-isSNasg haE Fsr.nyss sOEG.
thousands 81 acres ~ GsHs z6s2Cs1. %
the cultivation u tD5Gagl. Or ssrn4
climate is also peculiarly VEL xkx1csf.
" A-N ~ -AE - ~ glGf c-s< rEsrr- lresE~
All we need 1s prayer fnslrNerLgE e.
the cultivation u tie DlsHt ~ RSssE~
Hy.
All textile Disots. sUeh Sx Azxgz,
Jlta, PlDUelo. 1DtU0p. Ete,, xrIB mel,
and the manufacturing II sseGfEz
might be made . great snS gsLsYT u ia
waii.
Among the most important n dc
hbers, is the bensg1eD or sisSl heSag.
IL is known as heIeSle e. Eezloo.
The export from there 5s sgGeqA sss
pounds annually, average value sS.Ssg.-
900. The United States taxes EogF-1s-lsE
Of that amount
One Of four most prOftaDle but WH0b
neglected industries is dsigyjRE aG1 -
new methods.
These are only few products. Off,
ers viii suggest themselves. even fTUlss
and vegetables might vel be tptsD-
duoed into our Islands VIA Pratt. oar
Government should encourage rbs
small farmers " experiment B'itb peg
things and something should BE- e0Re
az once.