The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-04

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Anomaia beetle There are thtes pe.
Ine'tes. that VII 90 good Wofh ana ons
s.,,. ss h, ,.'" ~ $1,000. y,
49, 49,. h-1fv 1900 4.
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Mr.. Mir said that the AnomalQ
beetle that we have IN Hawaii is II
China and Japan but is not an enemy
Of cane IN either country. In japan 4
feeds % barley roots. ".
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t,.ii,so t,.,s 100 49, rss ls<,1,
fo,,n n,1vs ~, ~. H..,s.,a \, rvar IA
~ III, ~ \. ~ .a,,t b.s,ls hl.l
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hoaey ISss y, Neal teners wo,,iA *.
~ Il ~ i.her,tid6 ftf6
flthst "A nomal. snrtie. oecnr an eane
4. I.,a ebd az phiIinnince "a On
oihe, eran- ooe 1oeSiei -. "a Rad
n lava tknt N "a. compelled ne snb.
siitnlioh of slaaI for Manioe. Mr.
Muir said be wanted 70 80 back as %
We viii now proceed with the next
order ~ business
believes that inHre are many Faiaap'e
pnrarites.
There i an egg parasite IN Fofmoe1
that works IN cold weather and In the
winter season that ought 70 be sue
eeesfni here. Ihefg are ct , least s,se y
Aeomtis ptIeAltcs % ~. ". W. y
mot country ene tatan i1res.s Mxt'p
probably not 't.IiNe AZ hn"ah t ',',..
mosa ane Japan ape possibly
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me Apft'i4pPptf Aselp
David Forbes said that IN some Wal;
akea fields fweniy I've per cent OF the
cane was damaged BY leaf-hopper Mr..
Swezey said that there were plenty Of
parasites in the Hilo district. He did
not think that the hopper was Alto
Relher the conse Of sugar losses The
excessive rains had some influence.
Soil conditions were bad and the drain
age not good. The hopper seemed 70
be an eject as much az cause.
Bug Eating Birds
y AZ. aw..~. a.hha ehosf ,n.sef
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~ ~, $500 NJ S,,iy ga tb.t fkere
srs .cme good bisls. esneeIallv ira
king crow Of Formosa not crow AZ
al but called one " teeas .oaly. !. 81 !.
insects. me .SaPAhsss kofsrn 'pehs
protects TINS plnu py NV
Alouzo Gartley asked about sMals
lows aud bqte. Mr.. Muir said thar
swallows would. be zine but they are
migratory and " is doubtful whether
they would stay. Bate would also 10
a lot Of good
IN 81. Williams asked about the
starting Mr.. Muir said that was. q
frni, eater ana would become nest.
Al w 4. Bottomlev asked whether
M. Mir would advise the adoption OF
Dr. r. q r.. Perkins Recommendation
Tor tho establishment Of an ayiary IN
which TO aecIimatize introduced birds
and study their habits. Mr.. Muir said
that birds must be studied ID their
natural habitat and that keeping them
confined pfoved nothing. In 4 general
way be approved Of the idea. Dr, Agse
said n was = gamble. fE e.
= ". W.. nMIUIUu INMu " FNiAfIA ~ q -
M. EhrhOrn on the bird question.
This was discussed by 4. D. Tenney,
John scott and q. r. Ewaft.
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Address py psilon
Judge 8. NJ. Bsllou stated that When
be appeared before the federal board
OF iorticulturp in washington wien
the quarantine reguiations agflns. -
waiian fruits were Dqing tormeq ~,
6. l. Marlhp, Pses'osns ~ aas J. Nv
pau ,s. ,,,sn,.,s afnerim.nt w.
~. IA ~ hosJ ~ .gririlfure 81,
M NJ. 49, 49, ,hat Il ~ people ~
~. $3.50, 49, Isrd ss,s 4. faliv Informed a
~ "a - -, ~. 5Sscey ~ fntrodueina
, ,sss,u "a S ~ dIse.s.ss ss-l are m
tr tsss ~ n, I, n,s,s the Tinted State.
49, ..' i, 49,. ~ .g,;e,,Itn,e wooId 6nd
W. n y e',,s.. n Il, sesting ne hortienltuy
~ nAsr aEelHvs ~ g'ss
!" NJ w. waiS,nn saia tha. there 4 nm
y ' 49, = "a 9ron, neonIa glnerall,
hssehhs 49,. ~ ferr;4aJg that hIrds n,
rlDaSf ~ a,d sbat ,he tims RaI
peg.tss ~ ~ sis.'' nenriar aemana innsi
kkYt,n w" ~ lsss $50
ltf ,.so,, ,.,.s ,han naval Nv p.