Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-13
BULLETINS INDUSTRIAL EDITION

The Bulletin has now in course of
completion a special industrial edition
which will be one of the most thor.
ough reviews of the chief Industries Of
the Islands that has ever been issued.
The only publication approaching II is
the edition issued by this paper in
1901.
Naturally, principal attention will be
given to sugar and the chief feature
will be an individual description of
each sugar plantation in the Islands.
A representative of The Bulletin has
visited each OF these properties and
gone over the field and mill with the
manager. The material Is thus secured
| first hand by tour OF the plantation
vita the man most intimately associat.
ed with its success. In this way has
The Bulletin obtained brief and &C
curate statement of the equipment,
methods and plans for development,
not only valuable to the sugar man but
OF especial interest to those who want
to know more about how our great in.
dustry Is conducted.
| Possibly portion of the same lnfor.
nation could be obtained by perusal OF
1.-THE detailed reports of the plantations,
but there II Is in such form that the
average person does not care to take
the time and trouble to wade through
II. The Bulletin has assembled the
facts and figures in readable style
freely illustrated in order to give our
own people and those abroad a better
appreciation of the magnitude of Ha.
waits chief industry. the variety Of
conditions under which the different
plantations operate and the difficult
Iproblems which have been met and
overcome.
other agricultural industries are moi
, sighted. Liberal space is devoted &c
the principal operators In coffee ant
lpineapples. This, coupled with th'
, statistics. which tell the story OF wha
this Territory is buying from the main
} land, the large amount Of money III
people are paying into the Fedora
Treasury, and a resume of conditions
as outlined by the heads OF Territorial
: Departments will detail Hawaii's prog
E ress and worthy ambitions with stric
attention TO fact.
As promotion literature this edition
A will be second to none. II does no
}. slight the beautiful climate and tn
e attractions for pleasure.seekers.
gives especial attention to the materia
affairs that put Hawaii In the frs
i rank with the sugar agriculturalists O
a the world and entltle It's citizens to re,
l. ignition from the National Govern
|. ment, which for years has followed tn
policy Of protecting home industry.
y Present preparations are for issuin
IT between five and ten thousand copie
d OF this edition, orders for about seve
= thousand copies having already bee
IA received. The advertising column
have been patronized literally by tn
financial and Industrial leaders OF IN
J. Islands, and the forms will soon b
l. closed. Those who wish to have spaC
s. In the edition and those desiring col
p les are requested TO place their order
n as soon as possible In order that tn
supply may be ample.
The last Industrial edition publlshe
rs BY this paper went to all parts OF III
N world and did much toward placing n
u Islands in proper light among thos
ct whose goodwill is worth having, an
es who are frequently misinformed /
II halftruths and misleading assertion
The Bulletin believe that Hawaii
progress Is best aided by lair stat
ct ments which put conditions.beforet Il
10 people In unbiased form. Our indu
is trial edition does this and must pli
es an important part in promoting evel
% worthy interest of the Islands.