Citrus Fruits In Hawaii A Century Of Introductions
J B Higgins of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station contributes to On Citrus Fruits In Hawaii in the March Hawaiian Forester And Agriculturist. The piece discusses early introductions of oranges lemons limes and pomelos to Hawaii, notes historic plantings dating to Vancouver’s voyages, and highlights growing conditions, cultivation practices, grafting budding irrigation fertilization pruning and post harvest handling. It underscores the economic importance with Honolulu imports of 50 000 to 60 000 dollars of citrus in the year ending January 27 1905 and signals Bulletin No 9 of the local station with guidance for growers.
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J. B. Higgins
Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station
Hawaii
Vancouver
Kona
Niibau
Tahiti
Thomas Brown
Kauai
Honolulu
Hilo
Mabukona
San Francisco
Board of Immigration Executive Meeting Aims Six Month Absence
Collector Stackable leaves for Frisco en route to Europe after immigrants. He will visit Washington and New York for investigations before heading to Europe to gather credentials. He plans to confer with President Roosevelt Commissioner Sargent and others. Star note urging Tenaya subscription at $2.50 yearly.
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Board of Immigration
Stackable
Manchuria
Frisco
Europe
Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Sargent
United States and Hawaii funds urged for public works
The Washington Star editorial voices support for a House bill to create a public works fund for Hawaii. It urges swift passage, noting 75 percent of federal Hawaii revenues would fund local projects. It argues annexation created responsibility to aid Hawaii and promote a fully American community.
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Washington Star Fia Teading
United States
Hawaii
House of Representatives
Territory of
Committee On Territories
Hobise
Senate
Congress
Little Republic
Spain
Law of Nations
Far East
Bill Ryots
Pacific
Pheasants Proliferate Despite Mongoose in Maui District
Maui cor resp reports pheasants nesting in back yards across Huelo Peabiu Ulu mau and Kaupalakua Kokomo region. A Huelo peanut planter complains of a tame pair not easily driven away. Residents avoid shooting to boost bird numbers while cocks crow over cane fields in Paia and Pumene plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huelo-Peabi-Ulumau
Kaupalakua-Kokomo
Huelo
Paia
Pumene
Maui Corres
Advertiser
Molokan conference on land allocations for Russians
Acting Governor Atkinson, J B Castle, Pratt and interpreter Sam Johnson lead a lengthy conference to finalize terms for Molokan resettlement. The plan offers individuals thirty to forty acre cane land tracts, with Kaui Makaweli survey and layout to follow. Thompson Settlement Association reports resignations and new members, including Makino. Gear fights poll tax collection on Japanese migrants in a tense standoff. A balm remedy advert and subscription notice conclude.
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Mike I
J. B. Castle
Pratt
Sam Johnson
Atkinson
Mike
Fairchild
Kaui
Makaweli
Hartley
Star
Thompson Settlement Association
Kan
J. M. Higginbotham
Makino
Thompson
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Hawaiian Trust
60., Ltd
Insurance
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Orient Insurance Company
Pacific Surety Company
Pacific Coast Casualty Company
Canton Insurance Office Limited
Marine
First Bank of Ilo, Ltd
H. V. Patten
Serrao Liquor CO Limit
Primo Beer
Lermo Block
Shipman Street
the Union Saloon
PRIMO
Seattle
J. G. Serrao
Planters’ Line
Mt. Catharine
Amy Turner
Warland
Sch
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
L. Severance
Prout
Caprun Fruits
Washington Star Pawers
Wood
Promotion Committee
The
Molokan Inmculty
Kan Land Association
Gear
Tax Office
Olympia
Hilo Drug Co
Triaum
Ifirst Bank OF
Kennedy
T. Moir
WV. Patton
Sid
C. A. Btonth
Allyman
Watt, Aeeith, Ve. Pattar
Chicago
London
Hongkong
Yokohama
Life Tnsurance
Pacific Mutual
California
Pacific Mutual Life Ins
GO. OF
Cala
Clinton J. Hutchins
Fort Street
H. E. Picker
WM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
Commission
Bose Agents
Baldwin Locomotives
Alex Cross & Sons
Carvalho Bros
Watanuenue Street
Demouthenes
Cameron
Seland
Spreckel
the Tailor
Ayer
Hilo Drug Company
Matson Navigation CO
Ani
Clyde
Roderick Dhu
Annie Johnson
Hiro
H. Pierce
Havaii
Waiakeu
Tel
Hilo Railroad Co
Volcano
Glenwood
Bios
Ate
Nrl
Pana
Hilo Station
Olan
Puna
Kinan
Pahos
Sontag
B. Beteora
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