The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-08-17
TO SEE THE
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NohhNNt'N W'h '"N ''''''Nh - ,~'N''~f
NJ. G. Harris OF Japan to the United
! States. While Bishop Harris was III
Honolulu Monday and Tuesday there
were inklings that his American visit
' had a far greater Importance even
than arranging for details connected
with the progress of Methodism I'm the
Empire Of the Mikado.
Japan believes that she Is guiding the
Korean ship OF state In the right way
and that Korea will get more benefit
from the present methods of govern
ment than IL sovereignty was left to
the Koreans themselves. Japan may
not be sponsor to the argument that
the Koreans have made no impression
in diplomatic affairs, or that the mil
lions of people in the kingdom have
been subjected to a retrogressive pol
icy, and, therefore. have not gone far
along educational lines. but 1t is a fact
and one which justifies the course of
Japan now. The Toxic government
does not want it thought that Korea
is being enslaved. exploited or op-
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a. Iroraa,s tha,,seI,,as ,,,iI, ,aorr
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t,,,,oo "a A,ra.,oa,, ,o.tbod, of
,dn,inistor,ng n,h,ic affairs ,yi,h favor
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a, ~ ,,a,,,d ra,hsr thew altered
th,o,,rr,, ,,,., Ian,nasa ,,,a,hoJ srs, he
fnro tsi,,s on,Iiad 90 1Sorea And tbat
=. 80, 70
1r,,r,,,orn,. a. 10 s,,, tb,t pisbon
ua...,s nna,ta,ros ,n,hassador Iuke
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an
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e.p' oap'',ese sue ,, '"'
ms VieMs oelo'e tile
4nanaBa
atine effort of hunting these foods.
thrive olmost without attention from
tha,r owners and furnish STRONGLY fer
t;,a aaa, and consequently sturdy
ah,,,,s DIT d; sr,au ,.rds ,nsac+s of
49, Ltd ~. Fowls win cot .ro soon
a,tarr,in.ted grass Mats hecome foul
al or f,,rniSh h,t few voung blades
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10 - - 80,
80 tohIa ,,,asta into
vei'i,s h,'e ,,, s,nsh
on .., ~, tt, =. oo,,,s
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- s,a e. on,oa 80 ,,roo,,oa
,,,.,, ~ ,.a,,oa n,,,o,.s Than fron, tbo
,,o,na eooLs save Tho host sneci,nens
T., ,,iaor si.a u,.,aht and color for
arother season,s ege sunnIv both for
tah,a a,d for ha.obing In tho mean
tin,a tha ,,n,rnn,ising snaci,nens fror,
rnl, lie of h fin tsh
od tha table win hroi,ers mr. soft roast
a,., "a a,i,,a,, Voc ,,a,d rno,, to those
,,..t, ,..s.,,,,.. 80, I,,,a,,, a., hrooaars
nv ,,,,,a,. s,a,,,a 10 oa,toir thot tho
,,,ta,o AL, ga aho,t avanIv oI,ow-
.,,at,,o a,t.o T., -, hot
80 ,, 80 ,ha, tta ti,,,ia hans oro
~. -, ,ha,t o,,o,,,anoa h,, tho
aua,a 90 .thors ho,aar Alec thot tho
.,oIo ,,,,, taoas Ill ~, OH t,,ot 10 Fur
,,;,.oa ~ al, ,hio, ba doos not
a,,,,a,,. 40
A,,,,o .,oao T., .,o ,.ra n. oil soo-
ah,,,aor -, ,rao,, food
,n,,,,o ohhaa .Ifa,fo o,o .r,+
d,,st h,th ~ ioose drv aartb cI.an
go, ,,,a,,. ,,ast ,u t,o shoaa ,,oan
,o.,,r o,.,nrs ,,,a,, ,ro,,, airaot
araf,s 4, on oiry house win with
careful feeding. almost insure fertile
eggs from the breeding stock, and
strong, healthy chicks when hatched.
Choosing the cooler months of the
year for breeding, when the stock is
In best condition, the owner should
provide comfortably roomy brood-coops
with earth covered wooden floor, small
mesh wire fronts, the whole closed
against marauding animals, and raised
few inches off the ground to escape
dampness by rain. These coops must
be cleaned daily. Attached to each
coon or made a part of II there should