The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-29
FARMERS INSTITUTE HOLDS
AN INTERESTING SESSION

great trouble IN selling was tho desire
Of the Honolulu middieman to make
money too fast.
Another gentleman Fidd one feature
Of the agricultural development Of tho
Islands was the presence 81 the China
man. He thought the white fariG"r
cannot cOmpct" win him. He had
heard small farmer talk for eleven
years, but until this question was soIv-
ed ne thought the possibilities would
De Limited.
rMr. Ross u Kam"hlncha differed
from the digsentcr. TIL" small white
farmers could compete prDntnbly. one
Of the latter's faults Wa bis poor bust
ncss, capacity. He generally exhibited
shOddy form. Truck grown ~ Eam"-
hnmcha was gold proGtatly. Don't
usc q bOny horse in taking the truck
about, ana compete Ia price with the
chipaman, we're niH suggestions, Any
civilized person would, prclr 70 buy
from white farmer n the prlc" waA
the game.
sun another ocnficmHn said the gc-
crct IN raising produce iny ~ variety
ANA quality. t.tt
saying II was . profitable industry IN
tbes" Islands. II Wa "a cash crop and
would not rot when ripe. II waS az
industry which would prove a boon h.
the h6mcstcader. Tho beans had n
standard value. II wac the cash crop
OF the wOrld. 4 paper on the castor oil
bean industry. prepared by q. K0el-
ling ~ KOOlaupOku, oahu, was read
IN which he said he had imported tho
best machinery for bulling and extract
Ing and produces ~ good oil as N pro-
durcd elsewhere, ana markets II all
here, although q llitlc has been sold
In San FracnigcO. There Is not enough
manufactured, however, 10 export ana
fair pric" e. received here. Ne
thought any man could gucccgEfully
raise the bcang
Byron .. clark Or Wahlawh Colony.
oahu, spoke IN part "A. follows;
II considered the agricultural posi-
bilities Of the islands and "aperI1lIy Of
Wahiawa M promising ~ could be
found In most agricultural sections,
and very superior gH 10 climatic cOudi-
tons He considered the future pros
prrity ~ the small farmer h assured 70
fer ns WabiaWh ~ concerned, their
own great need was capital 10 make
proved labOr-Faying machinery ana IN
plrm.nts and ada 10 the stock Of mitch
COWS and work horses, Thcy had fully
demonstrated the profitable growing ~
glDrlpplos, which, With the establish
Wrut ~ iva Cannrrirs in The near ~
tur" alone assured prosperity 10 the
. community DairyiuR and growing Oi
meats ~ various kinds far The lDc8l
uprkrts On"r greater Inducements ~
ihr i've stock Interests thau can b.
found ln most farming sections Tho
impression generally prevails ihHt
tnUEsaugs ~ HrrTs Hre necessary 4.
grOE i've stock ~ would be better fOI
Hawaii u every pound NJ UrHt and
dairy pTpduct WIRE imported than ~
haYr me present pastoral Interests
Nhrr occupying tlllabr soil, conducted
as thty uUW Hrr We have putgrpwII
ne Ua t0ral ggo Experiment stations
Wrrr rfrded in the producing sections
~ IN Territory,
A discussion whirh f0lipR5t oOyrl.
huttrr raising standard ~ mix rhru
WatIr rattlr. rirr RrpWinE 80 81
Nlnrk sail MAJ lhf princlpa MIN
which ihe soil NJ ne Islands inrpa
was phpephaif, THIS pGectrd all Wln
nor NJ animals
W. u llice ~ lihus sppke ~ prss
fur horses ana COWS ana ~ dlnUrn
~ ihr seasons 0n ihr Wainlani arf
lp lipNail Va Whlrh rrriain Fraaara lu
lfHi fH ihfm Alfalfa WqNa fp NUl
ihai hr cuts shpui rFrly fErnn nf0
days. eNrrpl ~ Ninlrr 10 hnds Hpll
ms n flpnl ppHalp Riass fnr iIHf