Prospects in Kona District After Railway Is Built
F Buchholtz of Kona talks to a Thibetan reporter on Kona’s future after the Kona Railway Company incorporation. He predicts high gains for land development, agriculture, and trade, with new markets, transport links, and an eventual Hilo to Kailua rail connection. He cites fruit crops, olives, walnuts, and citrus as promising, plus an intended network of agents to buy Kona produce for mainland markets.
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