The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-07

In california are produced go the HaurI.
frr nf fragrance Nv dlsbutdinr The
dlsbuddinr process We viii try 90 ts
lplain In our promised pamphlet of Ia.
lwniinn flowers Tho cprnntion has tain
on the place of our once beautiful
roses az Queen uf Flowers You can
Ikocp this little delightful flower for o.
week ur more 10 the water is changed
every day and small portion of On,
stem cut NJ. IN iapau ana china
d where flowers are planted FOR their per
rumc pulmonary diseases are un-
krlVr SUrnrvur- need but little care
Bugs and other pests keep away from
them Plant them at your kitchen ana
bath room drains and you win have no
malaria. plant them ut your bed room
window. whr~e you can look out ON
their beautiful. bright shining faces I'm
/, The morning Any woman ar child OF
my nationality ON any of the Islands
who win send us an addressed aud
stamped envelope will receive a small
package Of suniiowcr seed with our
compliments We have just harvested
n lot and are feeding our chickens with
the seed our mich COW with the
LEAVES, and are using the stalks for
/ fuel
Hamakoa Hawaii The Jamaica
Yams-This yam is one OF the most
important articles OF exchange in the
markets among the colored population
| in Jamaica and II is the staple food
plant of this people Gas much 80 a.
taro Is with our natives), as well as
very important vegetable. The cult
walton Of the yam is not confined tn the
natives but is given serious attention
| by some of the most intelligent plant
Iers in Jamaica. This yam, we think, is
well adapted to the higher portions of
the Islands. All of our sugar and cof-
fee planters should grow II for their
llabOrers, who are so dependent on
vegetables The profits from the cult
walton are not great. but 1t is reason
Iably remuneratiVe. 1t Is a vegetable of
sufficiently characteristic flavor TO win
a place for itself on the hotel and fam
lily table. One of our most esteemed
ladies, who is now on a visit to the
British West Indies has kindly prom
Used to bring some seed yams on her
return to Honolulu. This good lady
also says the variety which is superior
To all others is the yampie. 4 baked
yampie she continues, is more palat-
able than a baked potato and the crisp
skin has a flavor different from that OF
any other vegetable We have "A piece
Of land in INNER Kalibi ready for the
pIant on its arrival This is worthy
of serious consideration bv the Hawaii
an truck farmers as well AS our sugar
and coffee planters
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i'm fine Landau market and orr oranges
are 90 much better than those of Cali
fornia that Claus Sprecllels imports
them from here for his own table. Ha-
waii. despite all this. is not raising
enough staples. We could not fiji n
TRANSPORT order the other day for {. 900
heads of cabbage. There ought To be
nlantv of native turkeys here. If Is n
shame that we should get our Thanks
giving turkeys from the Coast and pay
So aUirce for them.
Or. Maxwell Speaks Words of En-
commemorate one Of the meetings
% the Hawaiian Territorial Agricu
words of encouragement which VIII
bear repeating. He presented at least
two reasons for the development of the
small agricultural industries. In the
hrst place one INDUSTRY aiohe III
country never ueNelpPS 'h' hiRheS'
type Oh elVill@at'on' 7ucn wouiu pro
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