The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-07

Price
per III.
Pounds cents. Value.
psv TO EGO on 225 600 $40 500
ueane1 3lol1sio 4s6 1654.s2i
Total 7lg 600 637 s25. 4g5. 427
Decreasa Sg.11gO00 e.616. 721
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80 80 Ill. =, ~ 80 ,,,.,,.
49, :. 10 - ~ ~
49,, 20 w -
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49, ., 1000 e sne 90
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- -. 90 eoo 900
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90 900 ooo
s.oi, -. -
VI .'e e ue', w.. ',leu sus"r - nov
list of exports. there being but one
plantation on the islands turning out
the article from its factory. The prod
uct found ready market on the MAIN
land from the first, and the second
years output shows an increase of
more than 64OO tons"
Remarks are made on the rice indus
try noting a slight Improvement there
in. Then somewhat extended COM
ments are made on the progress of d.
versified industries, including appre-
ciative reference to the assistance of
the U. S. Experiment Station The adj
vent of the rubber industry Is noted
as well as that of tobacco as a local
product. and Of sisal the Governor says
Experts have pronounced the Ha.
waiiin article to be of the very best
The sisal shrub thrives on lands that
Will produce few other growths OF
| value as well as in good agricultural
soil. There are considerable areas In
the Islands available for its production
and the only present hindrance to the
rise of a large fiber industry here is
the slowness of capital to grasp the OPP.
portunity."
STEAMSHIP srpy1crs
poeono = ~,
enoe ~ ii'aue 10 the tentative
So, Ing VI S.ean,sii'p me from Port
.n' Ore 10 foholulu ana Hilo, which
nos sieaA' INSPIRED hopes OF an eX'
>, nj, a,he' ior our MINOR PROD
me Governor also refers to the
,,,.,' san eufo me with iaVor, COM
..r,.
mere Is no saihsaying the state
| Hieht th"t no other country upon the
s'ooe mas superior attractions, either
i"r summer or winter residence, to offer
people VINO desire respite from the
extremes OF neat and cold, which else
where are suffered. With its climatic
advantages Hawaii also presents great
scenic beauties, and withal it offers
practically every modern auxiliary of
human convenience and comfort"
Speaking of the absence of mention in
official trade returns of "a large in,
ternal commerce" the Governor saws.
For the year ending June 30, 1906 the
steamers of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company carried e, 2e9 mas
sengers and approximately 3Os cal TONS
of freight. The companv has n eoat
of fifteen or sixteen steamers those
upon the chief Messenger routes bainr
modernly equipped"
Mention is made of tba A,,a,.ioo,,
Hawaiian STEAMSHIP cos .raot a.,
and its connecting af tha ,tIa,,.t ' i,
pacific seaboards vi, ,ho -, ~
Tehua ntenec In ,hot ,..,1
copstruoti,,, 80 -. 80 .i'e
hului nv tho TT n .. -,
noted On which tba ca,,o Dns
ments Tins.
"Our raads or, 90 ,,,i.,ao. 80,
pare1 win tha 80. t'ni
CONGRESS- ord 80 - 800 osiole
such a distanoo ,hat ,,,.Io I'm
is maid IN What ~. ,a,,a,oI ,,a,u. ..o''
regard as n,era,,, Loo, - .i,''I.','
Thus II 70 tb,t rri,,,,a a',n..,' ,
To perform here tba, ,,hi,t, :. -, ~ -
every other cor,n,,,,,,,, ~, ~
tion Tn bonas of ~
raised fo,,or,,c 1922 "eie