The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
By
III. Nj. AHRES.

NJ tie listener back "a pagan. >la-
Il some places by The r-a- water
e~sSS grows .avzrzza1t-v- AMI very vel
II went ws-l as- laaeh ~ e2}i bacon
as bread.
Nearing Eaa5z-. clusters OF fragrant
waite AMI sill ginger grew along the
ltc-l. ard water demons ana r. eua tain
apples abound. TIE latter : IA deal
+ra5r. AMI ( Ii grows larger and better
thar IN re -oa& de- Nah5sG, such trait
weal3 indeed he feast for rAa gods.
EGncae> ct gray ieler wai-eu the
rocks By -Ge trail near be~e. also Ha-
vaz.'S tavari-e decoration plant. the
vvs,.vys5s15 te--.
Taa -eyk : - porous near Naalku
Ela- RE 3l-ak Aaj 20 be cene2ted on
eoCl SIDES. Fer Two o. three miles i
rrzn> tb-o1Ez q beautiful natural parA.
- 1uss-Iv aaE orderly a flows the New
River -a~o1-a The teeu51- suburbs OF
London -uvn--oH the right the pail.
cn -Ae latr forest OF dead CHA and
i've 9sazslau trees.
Rubber Lore.
We LETT -ae 1ireh 20 take care OF
.r>ezt -ear Nabihu. ana a walk OF two
nl.es and 9 AaIt from the crossroads
brought = d rhe hoSpitable home OF
- : Austin. manager OF the American
Hawaiian Rubber Company. situated
near Tie landing, There we stopped
&5- re night, 70 be excelleEtlv eptreat-
= ana u absorb unbelievable duanri-
-5ss Of rubber lore.
&[r Austin was busy driving the re-
suits e the first tapping done on his
plantation at,i seemed well pleased with
the outlook
The PROTECT : Of prime quality. there
Is : keen demand Tor L IS q result OF
samples sent our. and the price con-
tjnues 20 rule high. Small wonder that
the Eshsku rubber planters lmpatientlv
watch rhe growth OF their trees and
pray -cat the price OF rubber may
keep ~.
They have hal hard row u hoe.
but have stark nautullv 10 their work,
and the worst : well ever ana now It $
only : question o. waiting, There seems
% be NJ doubC a. 20 the ultimate sue
cess q the rubber enterprise. which has
been removed far beyond the expert
mental stage, IS far as paving returns
arg concerned
Ashore n a Box
Nabiku landing i> very ticklish one,
passengers being taken from the steam
e-'S boat 70 the shore IN s. box. The
nav landing, which was destroyed BY
the landslide. rnav Re put IN shape and
usei before very long,
Every place has IT'S peeulIarirSeS and
character sites: 50 with Nahiku. II IS
rubber. fr~t. last and all the time
there And while the population of the
place tend the trees. the owners work
and dream u what the future holds
n store. Tor they are handling new
hing and Il may weld them fabulous
profits Or only 4 pirtanee-
Rubber and Fish.
There : very good class Of Hawai-
ian> at NahiNu, industrious and con
tented Tae rubber affords them more
or less constant employ and fish are
yerv plentiful off the shore The ma
-iveS working for NJ. Austin regard
him IS & friend He speaks their Ian
gua-e fuen-lv and both he and MS
mother have. by their helpful attitude.
eudeared themselves n the hearts or
the HawaIiaEs OF Nahjku-
Helping the Poor.
On Friday morning I proceeded 20
mana 34ohe- NY companion eletlnS 70
take the steamer Claudine 20 Hilo. On
the walk 10 the crossroads it came on
"a rain and I sought shelter in humble
native dwelling The men were busy
making fsh-hooks out OF wire, and two
women were cooking some very fine
poopaas in Il leaves. I refused an in
viraeien 70 breakfast but one old
woman insisted o- my accepting two
alligator pears, AT the same time
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