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Hawaiian forester

AND

JRgriculturist

ISSUED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE

Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry

TERRITORY OF HAWAII

VOLUME 13— NUMBERS 1 TO 12 INCLUSIVELY

EDITOR
DANIEL LOGAN

1916

HONOLULU, HAWAII

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD.

1917

Officers and Staff of the Board of Commissioners
of Agriculture and Forestry

(1916)
COMMISSIONERS.

Arthur H. Rice, President
Walter M. Giffard J. M. Dowsett

A. L. C. Atkinson H. M. von Holt

DIVISION OF FORESTRY.
Charles S. Judd, Superintendent of Forestry and Chief Fire Warden; also

Executive Officer of Board.
David Haughs, Forest Nurseryman.
Joseph F. Rock, Consulting Botanist.

Bro. Matthias Newell, in charge of Sub-Nursery at Hilo, Hawaii.
Walter D. McBryde, in charge of Sub -Nursery at Homestead, Kauai.
David Kapihe, Forest Hanger for Tantalus, Oahu.
E. H. Hippie, Forest Banger for Palolo, Manoa, and Nuuanu, Oahu.
John Pililaau, Forest Banger for Waianae, Oahu.
Kaina D. Lovell, Forest Banger for Kauai.
Francis B. Dodge, Forest Banger for Hawaii.
James Lindsay, Forest Banger for Maui.

DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY.
Edward M. Ehrhorn, Superintendent of Entomology and Chief Plant In-
spector.
D. B. Kuhns, Assistant Plant Inspector.
David T. Fullaway, Field Entomologist.
Miss Agnes Buchanan, Laboratory Assistant.
Bro. M. Newell, Fruit and Plant Inspector, Hilo, Hawaii.

E. E. Madden,
E. R. Bevins,
W. D. McBryde, 1 Honorary Plant

Dr. W. B. Deas, [ Inspector at

Capt. C. F. Turner,
G. C. Munro,

" Mahukona, Hawaii
Kahului, Maui.
Koloa, Kauai.
Hana, Maui.
Kaanapali, Maui.
Manele, Lanai.

DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

Victor A. Norgaard, Superintendent of Animal Industry and Territorial

Veterinarian.
L. N. Case, Assistant Territorial Veterinarian.
Joseph Richard, Livestock Inspector.

H. B. Elliot, Deputy Territorial Veterinarian for East Hawaii.
A. R. Rowat, Deputy Territorial Veterinarian for West Hawaii.
J. C. Fitzgerald, Deputy Territorial Veterinarian for Maui.
A. R. Glaisyer, Deputy Territorial Veterinarian for Kauai.

DIVISION OF HYDROGRAPHY.
G. K. Larrison, Superintendent of Hydrography.
R. C. Rice, Office Engineer.
H. A. R. Austin, Junior Engineer.

C. T. Bailey, Assistant Engineer.
R. D. Klise, Assistant Engineer.
W. V. Hardy, Assistant Engineer.

D. E. Horner, Field Assistant.
J. Kaheaku, Computer.

E. E. Goo, Clerk.

CLERICAL STAFF.

Mrs. C. L. Seybolt, Clerk and Stenographer.

Miss Florence A. White, Librarian and Stenographer.

Daniel Logan, Editor of the Forester.

CONTENTS

Page
An Annotated Reference List of the More Common Trees
and Shrubs of the Konahuanui Region (Mac-

Caughey) 28

Arbor Day 445

Arbor Day in Hawaii ( Judd) 377

Arbor Day, November 19, 1915 (Judd) 78

Arbor Day Report , 52

Australian Red Cedar — a new tree introduction (Judd) . 382

Board Appointments 55

Bovine Tuberculosis 11

Bovine Tuberculosis and the Milk Supply of the Terri-
tory of Hawaii 447

By Authority:

Bids for Forest Fencing 59

Forest reserve hearing 170

Olaa Forest Park Reserve, Section A, Puna, Hawaii,

information concerning proposed fencing of the. 59

Proclamation of forest reserve 219

Round Top forest reserve 268

Round Top forest reserve, proclamation of 314

Rule and regulation, forest reserves 168

Rule and regulation, hog cholera, etc 315

Rule and regulation, protection of water supply 169

Rule VIII, fungus disease on pineapples, further

amendment to 317

Commission Business ^ 76

Corrected Tree Planting Record 3

Division of Animal Industry, annual report 247

Division of Animal Industry, monthly reports

4, 38, 69, 107, 152, 203, 254, 307, 344, 371, 403, 440

Division of Animal Industry, report for fiscal year 288

Division of Entomology, annual report 240

Division of Entomology, monthly reports

18, 43, 67, 104, 148, 195, 243, 302, 339, 370, 401, 438

Division of Entomology, reorganization of 283

Divsion of Entomology, report for fiscal year 286

Division of Entomology, report of D. T. Fullaway on

Parasitism 303

Division of Forestry, annual report 233

Division of Forestry, monthly reports

21, 46, 64, 100, 144, 183, 237, 296, 336, 362, 396, 432

Division of Forestry, report for fiscal year 284

Division of Hydrography, annual report 259

Division of Hydrography, monthly reports

25, 53, 73, 110, 157, 214, 267, 313, 348, 375, 408, 444

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Division of Hydrography, report for fiscal year 291

Division of Plant Inspection, monthly reports

299, 341, 366, 399, 436

Douglas Fir in Hawaii (Judd) 124

Editorial. . .1, 37, 63, 97, 139, 181, 231, 281, 329, 361, 395, 431

Fighting Rabies in Far West 58

First Algaroba and Royal Palm in Hawaii, The (Judd) . 330

Forest Conditions Along Volcano Road 49

Forester New Features 98

Illustrations :

Cabbage Palm 118

Douglas Fir 125

Group of Palms 114

Koa tree 57

Original Algaroba Tree 331

Original Royal Palm 334

Relative of Sugar Palm 119

Royal Palm 118

Taliput Palm 115

Willow Settee 99

Inspection of Nursery Stock and Control of Insect Pests

and Plant Diseases (Ehrhorn) 160

Koa Suitable for Artificial Reforestation (Judd) 56

Mail Importations of Plants and Seeds from Foreign

Countries (Ehrhorn) 143

Maui Forest Trouble, a Sidelight on the (Judd) 56

New Commissioner of Board 63

New Domestic Industry Indicated 99

New President of Board 1

New Rules and Regulations for the Division of Forestry. 141
Precinctive Flora of the Waianae Mountains, Oahu (Mac-

Caughey ) T . . 85

Preliminary List of Plants Growing in Mrs. Mary E.

Foster's Grounds, Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu (Rock) 113

Progress in Forestry During 1916 410

Proposed New Forest Reserve 140

Remedies for Two Current Pests (Ehrhorn) 84

Round Top Forest Reserve, The 282

Swine Plague and Its Treatment 455

Treatment and Prevention of Sorehead, or Chicken Pox,

by Means of Vaccination 164

Tree Investigation 416

Two New Rules Adopted 282

Waiahole Tunnel Project, The (Larrison) 81

Water Measuring Devices (Larrison) 450

INDEX

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Agriculture and Forestry, Board of Commissioners of 1

3, 55, 63, 76, 97, 99, 447; Arthur H. Rice succeeds Albert Water-
house as president of 1.
Algaroba 1, 181, 330; American Association of Milk Commissioners 11

Animal Industry, Division of 4, 38, 63, 69, 107, 152, 203, 247, 288

307, 344, 371, 403, 440; annual report 247, bovine tuberculosis
control 2, 4, 11, 69, 72, 108, 109, 153, 156, 204, 205, 207, 210,
211, 252, 254, 256, 290, 309, 344, 345, 371, 372, 406; cattle im-
portations (see also live stock) 250, cerebro-spinal meningitis
251, chicken pox (see sorehead), civic convention 373; dairy
owners having cattle tested — Alexander, W. P. 8, 310; Alias,
John 9, 208; Allencastre, S. J. 406; Andrade, Frank 406; An-
drade, J. 205; Atkinson, A. L. C. 8; Aubrey Hotel 42; Bellina,
Chas. H. 345; Bellina, W. E. 205; Borres, J. F. 42; Boys' In-
dustrial School 42; Brazon, M. T. 9, 208; Campbell, A. N. 9, 205;
Castro, J. A. 9; College of Hawaii 9, 257; Cooke, A. F. 8, 9,
443; Cooke, C. H. 205; Cooke, C. M. 443; Cooke, Mrs. C. M.
406; Cbrrea, Frank, 406; Costa, J. A.. 208; Cribb, J. 406; Cum-
mings, J. H. 42, 205; Damon, S. M. 345; Day, C. J. 406; de
Mello, F. 72; Farm, T. F. 8, 406; Focke, H. 9, 406; Franco, R.
A. 208; Frazier, Chas. 310; Fujita, F. 72; Fujito, F. 208; Girls'
Industrial School 9, 257; Gomes, John 9, 310; Gouviera, T. 9;
Grace, S. T. 208; Hall, W. G. 156, 205; Hartman, Captain 208;
Hirata, S. 208; Holt, Geo. 443; Honouliuli 72; Ikedo, G. 8;
Inouye, K. 257; Johnson, F. 406; Kahuku 72; Kamehameha
Schools 156, 345; Kanakanui, Sam 310; Kapena, Richard 406;
Kawaiahao Seminary 310; Kawailoa 72; Kawamura, M. 9, 406;
Keda, G. 257; Kualoa Ranch 310; Kuraia 72; Laie Plantation
42; Leahi Home 208; Louis, W. P. 406; Love, Walter 205;
Lucas, Chas. 205; Lucas, C. W. 406; Lunalilo Home 9, 345;
Lyman, F. S. 42; Mahi, Ben 406; Malaekahana 72; McGuire,
J. W. 208; McKeague, R. 406; Medeiros, Wm. 208; Medieros,
F. 257; Mendonca, J. P. 9, 406; Meyer. Wm. 8, 211; Meyers,
William 406; Mills School 9; Miner, Tatula L. 372; Mitsunago,
K. 9; Mitsuwa, K. 310; Miyakawa, P. 257; Mokuleia 72; Mo-
rioko, T. 406; Morioto, I. 9; Nee, M. 8, 257; Nishimoto 208;
Oahu College 9, 443; Okomoto 72; Okuma 8; Okuma, S. 211;
Oshiro, S. 406; Ozawa, Y. 42; Pacheco, A. 208; Pacheco, M. 9;
Pedro, M. M. 9, 208; Quintal, M. 156, 406; Ralph, Frank 9, 408;
Riedell, M. 406; Robinson, M. 406; Saito, S. 72; Salvation Army
Home 9, 310; Schwenck, J. 406; Shaw, S. I. 208; Shinado, A.
208; Sinno, John 208; Smith, E. C. 406; Souza, V. 208; Straub,
Dr. 42, 443; Tado, S. 9; Taylor, E. M. 406; Tello, D. 9, 406;
Todo, S. 406; Tsuda, Y. 406; Tsumoto, S. 9, 406; Vasconcellas,
Victorino 345; Vierra, J. A. 9; Waialae Ranch 156, 211, 372;
Waianae Ranch 205; Waimanu 72; Wau, W. E. 211; Whitney,
F. L. 9; Whitney, J. M. 8, 372; Williamson, E. W. 208; Ya-
mashita, K. 208; Young, Alex. 406; Young, M. K. 208; dog
quarantine 71, 152, 372; enzootic laryngitis 251, forage poison-
ing of hogs 308, 310; glanders 154, 204, 207, 209, 211, 251, 290,
371; Hawaii county fair 373, hemorrhagic septicemia 251, 403,
442; hog cholera 9, 38, 70, 107, 108, 154, 203, 209, 253, 256, 290,
371, 442; hog importations (see also live stock) 249, hog raising
289, horse and mule importations (see also live stock) 250;
infantile mortality from tuberculosis 6, 14; kidney worm in
hogs 209, 308; live stock diseases 251, live stock- importations
110, 42, 73, 108, 109, 155, 156, 205, 208, 213, 258, 312, 346, 374,

VI

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Animal Industry — Continued.

405, 406; live stock industry 247, 288; Maui county fair 204,
440; military horse supply 290, milk ordinance 4, 344; osteo-
porosis 251; paper on bovine tuberculosis, etc. 5, 11; pathol-
ogist's finding on milk from untested cows 7, polo horses 290,
post mortem examinations 212, 257, 310, 311, 345; quarantine
station 152, 309, 405; rabies 71, 256, 290; report for fiscal year

288, reports of assistant veterinarian 8, 41, 72, 109, 156, 205,
207, 256, 309, 345, 372, 405, 442; sanitary code deals with milk
5, 14; sheep importations (see also live stock) 249; sorehead or
chicken pox 39, 107, 155, 164, 203, 206, 208, 210, 212, 254, 258,

289, 307, 310, 345, 346, 371, 372; stephanunes dentatus 257,
swine plague 442; tetanus or lockjaw 251, tuberculin tests of
cattle 8, 12, 72, 109, 156, 205, 207, 211, 252, 256, 309, 345, 372,
406

Arbor Day: distribution of trees by islands, to schools and by

species (1916) 445

Arbor Day in Hawaii ( Judd) : first observance in Hawaii — flowering
trees — forest trees — origin of day — purposes of tree planting —

shade tree distribution 1905-1915 inclusive 377

Arbor Day, November 19, 1915 (Judd) : distribution of trees by
islands — distribution by species — distribution for eleven years

— distribution to schools 78

Arbor Day Keport 52

Argentine ant intercepted 361

Australian Red Cedar — a new tree introduction (Judd) 382

Board Appointments 55

Bovine Tuberculosis (paper by Dr. Norgaard before Hawaiian

Medical Association, November, 1915) 11

Bovine Tuberculosis and the Milk Supply of the Territory of Hawaii
(address by Dr. Norgaard and discussion at the annual meeting

of the Hawaiian Medical Association) 447

British Medical Journal 12

By Authority: bids for forest fencing 59, forest reserve hearing
170, Olaa forest park reserve 59, proclamation of forest reserve
219, Bound Top reserve 268, 314; rule and regulation on forest
reserves 168, rule and regulation on hog cholera 315, rule and
Regulation on water supply 169, rule on pineapple fungus disease
317.

Commission Business: awa permit — fence construction bids — forest
rangers appointed — hog shipment rule maintained — honorary
plant pathologist — Kahoolawe hearing — Olaa forest park reserve

— Waiakea proposed reserve 76

Corn leaf hopper 281, 329, 361, 395; Cornwell Ranch 4

Corrected Tree Planting Record (1913 and 1914) 3

Coyne Furniture Co 24

Douglas Fir in Hawaii (Judd) 124

East Maui Irrigation Co 28

Editorial: algaroba tree seed demand 181, animal quarantine station
63, annual reports 231, Arbor day 329, 361, 431; awa root gather-
ing 38; board interregnum 181, bovine tuberculosis 63, 331, 395,
431; bovine tuberculosis and infant mortality 2; chicken pox
cure 37; dog quarantine 1, 331; entomology division reorganiza-
tion 283, eucalyptus experimental plantation 37, eucalyptus
seedlings 97; fiscal year reports 281, forage poisoning of hogs
282, Forester's new features 98, forest fencing 139, 181, 331;
forest protection 63, 139, 361; forest rangers appointed 2, forest

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Editorial— Continued.

reserve areas 329, fruit shipments inspection 2; Hawaii county-
fair 361, hog cholera 38, 97, 282; Honolulu's water 139, Hono-
lulu watershed forest reserve 2, hydrographic work 331; im-
portations of seeds and plants 139, 329, ironwood 1; Kahoolawe
1, 182; Kalakaua avenue parking 2, koa seed supply* 139, 329;
livestock agency in San Francisco 97, livestock raising success
331; Makiki experiment garden 1, Manoa ranger station 140,
181; Maui county fair 139, 433; Maui forest ranger 431, melon
fly parasites 2, 139, 181, 232, 281, 361; new rules 282, Nuuanu
reservoir 63; Outdoor Circle 2; parasitism 2, 232, 281, 329, 395;
pineapple shipping restrictions 282, plant inspection 37, 232, 283,
361, 395; presidency of board 1; rainfall 38, 97; rams imported
64; remedies for cutworms, etc., 64, Round Top forest reserve
282, school children's tree planting 38, septicemia disease 395,
jsorehead 140, 181, 281; sorehead in homing pigeons 97, swine
plague prevention 431; thimbleberry bush pest 181, timber tree
experiments 281, tree planting 37, 97, 182, 331, 395; trees and
seeds from abroad 329; vegetable seed distribution 97, Volcano
road forestry 2, 37; Waiahole tunnel 64, water-measuring de-
vices 431, wicker furniture 1.

Entomology, Division of: 18, 43, 67, 104, 148, 195, 240, 243, 283, 286, 302
339, 370, 401, 438; Acytheopeus aterrimus 200, African hornfly
20, 45, 68, 105, 149, 196, 199, 201, 242; African spalangia (same
pages as A. hornfly) ; aleyrodes 195, alligator pear mealybug
150, annual report 240, anomala beetle parasites 342, ants 44,
148, 242, 366; aphids 244, 436; aphis 244, 300, 340; Argentine
ant 367, Aspidiotus cyanophyllis 44, 148, 300, 366; Aspidiotus
(destructor 437, Aulacaspis pentagona 44; Bactrocera cucurbitae
150, 242; Balanimus 44, 436; bean imports 19, 20, 43, 68, 104,
148, 151, 195, 198, 200, 241, 243, 299, 341, 342, 366, 399, 400, 436;
beetle (Elaterid) 44, beetles 242, 366; beneficial insects 19, 44,
68, 105, 149, 196, 198, 201, 245; Bruchus chinensis 44, Bruchus
pisorum 149, 300; butterflies and moths 242; centiped 366, 399;
chalcids 370, 401; Chrysomelids 104, 366; Chrysomphalus bi-
formis 67, citrus mealybug 105, 150, 399; Coccus longulus 436,
cockroaches 44, 399; codlin moth 367, corn imports 243, 299;
corn leaf hopper parasite 302, 306, 339, 340, 370, 402 ; 439; Cote-
trastichus 340; Diachasma fullawayii 19, 20, 44, 45, 68, 105, 149,
196, 199, 201, 242, 245, 438; Diachasma tryoni (same as D. f. to
245, then) 401, 439; Diaspis boisduvalii 44, 67; Diaspis penta-
gona 148, 195; Dirhinus giffardi 105, 149, 150, 242, 288, 370, 438;
Ephestia slutela 436; federal inspection 241, fiscal year report
286, fruit and vegetable imports 287, 400; fruit fly parasites 242,
246; Galesus silvestrii 45, 105, 149, 150, 242, 288, 438; garden
slug, garden snails 367, Castroidea cyanea 104, green psyllid
201, Heinichionaspis aspidistrae 300, Helix aspersa 367, Heme-
rocampa leucostigma 400, Hilo inspection 20, 45, 68, 106, 151, 196,
199, 202, 244, 300, 342, 368, 400, 437; hymenopterous parasites
150; inter-island inspection 20, 45, 68, 106, 151, 197, 199, 202,
241, 244, 287, 301, 342, 368, 400, 437; Iridomyrmex humilis 367;
Ischnaspis longirostris 201; Julus 366; leaf eaters 104, Lepto-
mastix histrio 20, Leucophala surinamensis 44; mealybug 44,
150, 201, 342, 399, 400; mealybug parasite 68, 196; Mediter-
ranean fruit fly 201, melon fly parasite 150, 242, 246, 303; milli-
peds 44, 366; Monomorium 44, Monomorium pharaonis 366, moth
eggs 44, Muscidifurax vorax 242; Opius humilis 20, 196, 242,
439; Opius fletcheris 201, 246, 301, 302, 303, 305, 339, 370, 401,
438; orchid beetle 200; Paraleptomastix abnormis 68, 150, 201;
Paralipsa modesta 399, parasitic work 288, 302; Parlatoria per-
gan^ei , 104, P^ronospora maydis 243, pests intercepted 19, 43,

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Entomology— Continued. oj „ nnn oar .

67, 104, 148, 195, 198, 200, 241, 243, 300, 341, 366, 399, 436;
Philippine pteromalid 20, 45, 68, 105, 196, 199, 201, 242;
Philippine spalangia 20, 45, 68, 105, 149, 196, 199, 201, 242;
Phonacaspis eugeniae 44, pine tree aphis 201, plant lice 24«j,
Polyzostera soror 399, Prenolepis 44, Prenolepis bourbonica 366,
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis 67, Pseudococcus bromeliae 300,
Pseudococcus citri 400, Pseudococcus longispinus 201, Pseudococ-
cus nipae 150, Pseudococcus sacchari 20, Psocids 104; red spider
243, report of D. T. Fullaway on search for melon fly parasites
303, rice imports 19, 20, 43, 67, 68, 104, 148, 151, 195, 198, 200,
.241, 243, 299, 341, 342, 366, 399, 400, 436; rice moth 399; Sai-
settia nigra 366, scale 44, 67, 104, 148, 201, 242, 300, 366, 436,
437; Sclerospora maydis 299, Scolopendra 366, Spalangias 305,
Staphynilid 340, sugar-cane mealybug 20, Syntomosphyrum in-
dicum 305; Tetrasticus giffardii 19, 20, 44, 45, 68, 105, 149, 150,

199, 201, 242, 245, 302, 339, 370, 401, 438: tussock moth 400;
various pests 242, vessels inspected 18, 43, 67, 104, 148, 195, 197,

200, 240, 243, 286, 299, 341, 366, 399, 436; weevils 44, 149, 299,
300, 436; wood-boring beetle 399.

(Note: — Details of the Division of Plant Inspection are in-
cluded in the foregoing index of the Division of Entomology's
reports, to preserve continuity of subjects after the separation
of these divisions.) '

Entomology, Eeorganization of the Division of 283

Eucalyptus robusta 331

Fighting Rabies in the Far West 58

First Algaroba and Royal Palm in Hawaii, The (Judd) 330

Forest Conditions Along Volcano Road 49

Forester New Features 98

Forestry, Division of 21

46, 64, 100, 144, 183, 233, 237, 284, 296, 336, 362, 396, 432, Abies
webbiana 297, advice and assistance 25, 49, 66, 103, 147, 186,
190, 194, 239, 298, 338, 365, 398, 435-; ahuloa 21, algaroba 21,
190, 192, 236, 338, 364; Anahola 22, 284; annual report 233,
Arbor day 23, 47, 48, 52, 235, 285, 363, 396, 434; Australian red
cedar 191, 337; awa root sale 22, 47, 100, 185, 191, 236; basket
making 190, basket willow 24, Benguet pine 297, blue gum trees
101, 236; Caesalpinia bonduc 103, 185, 190, .193, 239, 338, 365;
Casuarina cuadrivalvis 21, Casuarina equisetifolia 236, Cedrela
australis 191, 337, 364; circular letters 434, cooperation with
sugar planters 47, Corvnoceraus laevigata 23, Cupressus toru-
losa 297; distribution of plants 24, 48, 66, 102, 116, 185, 188, 193,
235, 238, 297, 337, 364, 397, 435; Eucalyptus citriodora 236,
eucalyptus forest 433, Eucalyptus globulus 236, eucalyptus plant-
ation 46, 102, 185, 285, Eucalyptus robusta 235, 236; Ewa forest
reserve 64; ficus 147, fiscal year report 284, forage grass 21,
forest extension 235, forest fencing 22, 46, 51, 100, 101, 144,
183, 187, 233, 237, 337, 362, 396; forest fires 21, 23, 235, 284;
forest protection 23, 284, forest reserve monuments 144, forest
reserve rules 184, 187, 237, 284; fuel study 184, 285; grass seed
147; Hamakua pali forest reserve 22, 191; Hauula reserve 336,
433; Hilo county fair 363, Hilo forest reserve 100, 188; Hilo
sub-nursery 47, 65, 235; Himalayan cypress 297, Himalayan silver
fir 297, Homestead sub-nursery 235, Honolulu watershed forest
reserve 22, 46, 49, 66, 103, 145, 147, 186, 190, 193, 236, 237, 239,
285, 298, 336, 338, 362, 365, 396, 398, 435; ilima 21, 192; in-
troduced trees 146, ironwood 21, 145, 236; Kahoolawe reserve
21, 192; Kaipapau reserve 433, Kapaa 284, Kauai trip 434,
karaka tree 23, Kealia forest reserve 46, 144, 187, 237, 285,
296, 337; koa 236, 285, 298, 338, 435; kukui 52, 236, 285, 298;

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For es try — Continued.

lemon-scented gum 235, 236; Lualualei forest reserve 144, 183,
237, 284, 296; Makiki experiment garden (station) 24, 25, 49, 66 f
103, 147, 186, 189, 193, 239, 298, 338, 365, 398, 435; Makua-
Keaau reserve 362, Manoa ranger station 101, 191, 285, 296,
337, 362, 396, 433; Maui forest reserves 432, Mauna Kea reserve
188, 237, 296; Mokuleia reserve 336, Moloaa forest reserve 46,
144, 284; Nanakuli forest reserve 362, new forest reserves 235,
285; Norway spruce 297; ohia lehua 52, Olaa forest park reserve
22, 46, 49, 65, 144, 187, 284, 296, 362, 363, 396; Papapaholahola
Spring reserve 285, Paspalum dilitatum 21, pests 103, 183, 185,
239, 338, 365; Picea excelsis 297, pigeon pea 192, pili grass 21,
192; Pinus insularis 297, Prosopis juliflora 189, 338; Puna forest
reserve 22, Pupukea forest reserve 144, 183, 284, 396; Round
Top forest reserve 237, 296, 314, 336; Rubus jamaicensis 183;
Salix vitellina 24, 236; sandalwood bulletin 434, seed collection
and distribution 23, 25, 102, 147, 189, 235, 297, 338, 363, 364;
Spathodea campanulata 192, squatter permits 190, superintend-
ent's commission 55, swamp mahogany 235, 236, 285; sweet clover
192; Tantalus forest 433, thimbleberry 183, tree introduction
191, tree planting 65, 145, 235, 285, 296, 337; tree planting by
corporations 24, 48, QQ, 102, 147, 186, 189, 235, 239, 285, 298, 365,
397, 435; tulip tree (Gabon) 192; U. S. forest service 284;
visitor from Philippines 146; Waiakea forest reserve 51, 101,
188; Waialua reserve 191, 237; Waianae-kai forest reserve 22,
47, 64, 336; Wailua reserve 284, Waimanalo 296, water supply
primary object 284, wickerwork 24, 236; willow 24, 189, 236.

Gonsalves & Co 99

Grove Farm Plantation 3.

Haiku homesteads 4

Hawaiian Agricultural Co. 3; Hawaiian Forester and Agricul-
turist 3, 146, 396, 442; Hawaiian Medical Association 5, 11, 447;
Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association 290, 395, 410; Hilo dis-
trict tree planting 4; Honey shipments 140; Honokaa Sugar Co.
4; Honolua ranch 4; Honolulu Dairymen's Association 17, 344,
447; Honolulu Plantation Co. 3; Honolulu watershed forest re-
serve (see also Forestry) 97, 139, 182.

Hydrography, Division of 35

53, 73, 110, 157, 214, 259, 291, 348, 375, 444: accident 27, 54;
annual report 259, artesian well records 292, biennial report 218,
billion-gallon storage project 54, commercial value of territorial
waters 261, construction' 27, 54^ 75, 157; co-operation 111, 259,
291; ditch flow investigations 260, ditch measurement stations
262, 294; ditch seepage investigations 262, division quarters en-
larged 376, dry weather flow between Waialae and Makapuu
Point 26, East Maui ditch flow 26, East Maui Irrigation Co. 26,
76; federal inspection 215, 216; fiscal year report 291, floods
110, 292; flood storage investigation 264, 268; government
waters licensing plan 267, Hawaii (island) 28, 55, 75, 76, 112,
159, 215, 262, 264, 265, 294, 295; heaviest monthly rainfall 53,
heavy gales 74, Hillebrand Glen run-off 217, 218; Honolulu water
supply 27, 259, 263, 292; Kauai 27, 54, 75, 76, 112, 158, 215, 217,
218, 261, 262, 268, 292, 294, 295, 348, 376, 409. 444; Kauai reser-
voir investigations 375, Kipapa flood water 26, Kona investiga-
tion 264, 265; Laie Plantation Co. 27, leaves of absence 27, legal
services 264, 292; maintenance and operation 27, 54, 112, 158,
215, 217, 218, 268, 348, 376, 409, 444; maps 26, 54; Maui 28, 55,
75, 76, 111, 158, 159, 215, 217, 219, 261, 262, 265, 292, 294, 295,
348, 376, 409, 444; Maui county fair 444, military co-operation
293, Molokai 28, 55, 265, 292, 295; Nuuanu reservoir 74, 110, 264;

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Hy drography— Continued.

(Oahu 27, 54, 55, 75, 76, 112, 158, 159, 215, 217, 219, 261, 265, 268,
292, 294, 295, 348, 376, 409, 444; police work 157, privately
owned streams 259, rainfall measurement stations 265, 295; rain-
fall observations 28, 75, 110, 158; rainfall records, 1914 and
1915, 158; rainfall records, 1916, 409; reports 266, 408; special
investigations 26, 54, 74, 112, 260; special work for the gov-
ernor 26, 74, 157, 216, 262, 267, 268, 292, 293; storm damage 111,
stream measurement stations 260, 294; territorial water commis-
sion 264, 267, 408, 409; territorial water licenses 259, under-
ground water supply 263, 293, 444; U. S. Army water supply
263, 293, 444; U. S. reclamation service 267, Wahiawa water Co.
444, Waiahole tunnel 55, 75, 214, 263, 264, 293; Wailuku Sugar
Co. study 76, water resources investigation 260, weather con-
ditions 25, 53, 73, 110, 157, 214, 216, 218, 265, 267, 348, 375, 408,
444; workmen's compensation act 27, work of year 259, 291.

Illustrations : cabbage palm 118

Douglas fir 125, group of palms 114, koa tree 57, original
algaroba tree 331, original royal palm 334, relative of sugar
palm 119, royal palm 118, taliput palm 115, willow settee 99.

Indian Forester 56

Inspection of Nursery Stock and Control of Insect Pests and Plant

Diseases (Ehrhorn) 160

Koa Suitable for Artificial Eeforestation ( Judd) : Acacia koa —

illustrated — rapid growth on watershed reserve 56

Koa trees 97, Koloa Sugar Co 3

Konahuanui Region, an Annotated Reference List of the More Com-
mon Trees and Shrubs of the (MacCaughey) 28

Kukaiau Plantation Co 3

Kukaiau ranch 3, 97; kukui trees 97.

Lambs of weight 163

Lanai Co., Ltd. 4, Leahi Home 205, Lord-Young Engineering
Co. 336.

Mail Importations of Plants and Seeds from Foreign Countries

(Ehrhorn) 143

Makee Sugar Co , 3

Maui Agricultural Co. 4, Maui chamber of commerce 204.

Maui Forest Trouble, a Sidelight on the (Judd) : soil drainage the

remedy 56

McBryde Sugar Co 3

meat and dairy products imported 140, melon fly 139, 181, 222,
281, 361, 395; Metropolitan Meat Co. 212, Mills school (in-
stitute) 9, 154, 203.

National guard 192

New Commissioner of Board 63

New Domestic Industry Indicated: wicker furniture 99

New President of Board > 1

New Rules and Regulations for the Division of Forestry: protect-
ing Honolulu water — protection and administration of reserves 141
Niulii sugar mill and plantation 4

Oahu Sugar Co 26

ohia 63, Outdoor Circle 47.

Pacific Sugar Mill 3

Papapaholahola Spring reserve 3, Parker ranch 3, 64, 290, 361,
405; Paspalum dilitatum 1, 21.

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Persons: Anderson, Fred 443; Andrade, Frank 17; Atkinson, A. L.

C. 8, 63, 169, 192; Atkinson, R. W. 213; Austin, H. A. R. 27, 75,

112.
Bachelot, Fatter 330; Bailey, C. T. 75, 348: Baker, J. K. 443;

Baldwin, F. F. 346; Baldwin, H. A. 432; Baldwin, S. A. 335;

Bates, Asher B. 335; Beach, Dr. J. H. 165; Beach, Hadley and

164; Beach, J. R. 164; Bellina, Charles 17, 344; Biven, E. R.

240; Bond, Dr. B. D. 213; Brenchley, Rev. S. 127; Bryan 85.
Carey, Mrs. Dr. 407; Carter, A. W. 213, 297; Carter, Charlotte A.

169; Carter, F. W. 205; Carter, Governor 377; Case, Leonard N.

11, 43, 73, 109, 156, 206, 209, 213, 258, 312, 347, 374, 407, 443;

Castle, Harold 213; Clanson, Curtis P. 105; Clise, J. W. 142;

Clowes, T. A. 190; Compere 303, 305; Cone, V. M. 454; Collins,

P. 73; Cooke, C. M. 73, 169; Cooke, Mrs. C. M. 372; Corey,

Captain 213; Courtney, R. 206; Crane, E. 347; Crawford, Capt.

J. W. 312; Curran, H. M. 56.
Damon, H. F. 213; Damon, S. M. 213; Deas, Dr. W. B. 240; de

Temple, Mrs. 312; Dillingham, W. F. 213; Dodge, F. B. 296, 362,

363; Donaghho, Prof. John S. 28; Douglas, David 126; Dowsett,

J. M. 76, 77; Drew, Edward 240.
Eames, A. W. 208; Ehrhorn, E. M. 21, 37, 45, 69, 84, 106, 143, 151,

160, 197, 200, 202, 242, 245, 283, 288, 301, 343, 369, 400, 437;

Elliot, Dr. H. B. 7, 13, 55, 107, 154, 204, 209, 308; Erickson, I.

187, 396.
Faye, H. P. 156; Fischer, A. F. 146, 297; Fisher, H. F. 37, 39, 307;

Fitzgerald, Dr. J. C. 139, 310; Fletcher, Mr. 305; Forbes, David

37, 101; Foster, Mrs. Mary E. 113, 146; Fullaway, David T. 2,

55, 139, 150, 181, 201, 232, 240, 242, 245, 246, 281*, 283, 288, 303,
306, 336, 340, 341, 367, 370, 402, 439.

Gait, J. R. 169; Gaspar, Dr. L. R. 24, 99; Giffard, H. B. 347, 374;

Giffard, W. M. 78; Gonsalves, Mr. 99; Goodell, John S. 55;

Governor (see also Pinkham) 23, 26, 184, 187, 191, 216, 217,

267, 284, 285, 296, 336; Gray, Charles 335; Gregory, Prof. H. E.

191; Grover, N. C. 215, 216, 411; Guard, R. T. 374.
Hadley and Beach 164; Hannestad, Mr. 432; Hardy, W. V. 27, 55,

157, 215, 217, 268, 376; Hashimoto, N. 407; Haughs, David 25,49,

53, 66, 103, 147, 186, 189, 190, 194, 239, 298, 338, 365, 398, 435,

446; Haverkamp, Lieut. 205; Herwig, Lieut. 213; Hillebrand,

Dr. William 113; Hippie, E. H. 2, 46, 55. 76; Hitchcock 85;

Hobdy, Dr. W. C. 449; Hobron, Captain 335; Hobron, T. W. 335;

JHobson, C. H. C. 73; Hollinger, Ben 374; Horbst, Sergeant 213;

Horner, D. E. 27, 54, 55, 215, 217, 268; Hoyte, Lieut. 213;

Huddy, Dr. 73; Hudson, C. M. 22, 46, 77, 100, 185, 191; Hugard,

T. 374.
Isenberg, D. P. R. 73.
Jaeger, Mr. 73; Jaeger, Mrs. 192; Judd, C. S. 3, 23, 37, 48, 52, 55,

56, 59, 60, 65, 78, 102, 124, 185, 188, 192, 236, 238, 264, 286, 297,
330, 337, 363, 377, 382, 397, 415, 434, 445; Judd, Dr. G. P. 335.

Kahele, Isaac 240; Kamehameha, Prince Lot 335; Kanakanui, R.
W. 240; Kelly, J. M. 443; Kershaw, Muir and 303; Klise, R. D.
75, 215, 267, 313; Knudsen, Eric 23; Konigsberger, Dr. 304;
Krauss, F. G. 203, 407; Kuhns, D. B. 240.

Ladd, Miss 37; Lambert, A. 205; La Motte, Miss E. 346; Larrison,
G. K. 27, 28, 55, 63, 75, 76, 81, 112. 158, 215, 216, 217, 219, 237,
266, 268, 294, 314, 348, 376, 409, 444, 450; Larsen, Fred 346; Lewis,
Jr. A. 169; Liholiho, King (Riho Riho) 126; Liholiho, Prince
335; Lively, D. O. 97; Lindsay, James 431, 432; Lounsbury, 305;
Lovell, Kaina D. 22, 55, 144, 187, 296, 337; Low, Eben P. 21,

77, 78; Lucas, C. W. 73; Ludloff, O. C. 22; Lyon, Dr. H. L. 56,

78, 300.

Macalister, D. S. 101; MacCaughey, Vaughan 28, 85; Maefarlane,
Walter 347; Mack, W. B. 164; MacKenzie, A. J. W. 22, 46, 50,

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Persons — Continued.

77; Macpherson, A. L. 73, 156; Madden, E. E. 240; Magoon, E.
346; Makia, Thomas 22, 64, 183; Manteufel 164; Martin,
Dorothy 443; Mendonca, J. P. 374; Menzies, Archibald 126;
Merrill, Mr. 113; Mitchell, Dr. A. P. 12, 15; Monsarrat, Dr. W.
T. 407; Morton, Governor J. Sterling 377; Muir, Frederick 44,
55, 67, 303; Munro, George (G. C.) 23, 240.
McBryde, W. D. 240, 379; McCandless, J. A. 169; Mcintosh, Mrs.

Hugh D. 209; Mclntyre, A. F. P. 169; McPhee, Angus 213.
Newell, Bro. Matthias 45, 47, 65, 68, 106, 151, 196, 199, 202, 240,
244, 300, 342, 368, 379, 400, 437; Nickelson, T. 213; Norgaard,
Dr. V. S. 8, 11, 41, 72, 108, 155, 205, 207, 211, 253, 256, 291, 309,
345, 372, 405, 442, 447; Nutting, A. H. 374.
Ogawa, T. 206; Osborn, Herbert T. 55, 281, 302, 306, 339, 340;

Owen, C. G. 396; Ozaki, S. 43.
Paris, E. H. 213, 346; Park, Dr. 15; Peck, Dr. Walter 213; Perry,
Judge A. 21; Pililaau, John 2, 46, 47, 55, 76; Pinkham, Governor
Lucius E. (see also Governor) 47, 78, 168, 170, 219, 220, 269, 314,
315, 317, 396, 412, 445; Pogue, W. F. 23, 432, 444; Potts, H.
W. 25.
Ramsey, Lieut. E. C. 156; Ravenel, Dr. 11; Raymond, G. S. 43;
Rice, Arthur H. 1, 76, 77; Rice, Harold (H. W.) 373, 432;
Rice, R. C. 267, 313; Richardson-Jones, Mrs. 312; Rivenburgh,
B. G. 43; Robinson, Mark 145; Rock, Joseph F. 113, 146, 149;
183, 196, 198, 297, 329, 363, 364, 366, 415, 434; Rosa, Joe 99;
Rowat, Dr. 154, 204, 207, 211; Butter, W. R. 189.
Sanborn, Donald 347; Santos, Mrs. J. 156; Sedgwick, T. F. 74,
264; Shipman, O. B. 43; Silvestri, Dr. 240, 305, 306; Sinclair,
Dr. A. N. 16, 449; Smith, Arthur G. 264; Smith, E. C. 337, 382,
415; Swezey, O. II. 20, 149, 340, 368.
Taniguchi, Shima 27; Thayer, Wade Warren 220; Thomas, Stanley
156; Thurston, L. A. 37, 47, 410; Todd, Lee 374; Trent, R. H.
347, 374; Turne, C. F. 240.
Van Valkenburg, A. W. 337, 364, 382, 415; Vierra, Mrs. W. 156;

von Holt, H. M. 21, 76, 77, 78; von Tempsky, L. 23, 37.
Waterhouse, Dr. E. 206; Waterhouse, President 1, 76, 77; Wedin,
Prof. 11; Wennerholm, Prof. John 11; Wilson, A. A. 145; Wood
Dr. C. B. 449.
Zitkowski, E. C. 43.

Pests, Remedies for Two Current (Ehrhorn) : cutworms and rose

mildew 84

Plant Inspection, Division of (see Entomology for analytic index) 283
299, 341, 366, 399, 436.

Polipoli government lands 4

Preliminary List of Plants Growing in Mrs. Mary E. Foster's

Grounds, Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu (Rock) 113

Progress in Forestry During 1916: forest administration — forest ex-
tension — forest protection — fuel study — protective rule and reg-
ulation — tree planting on mountain slopes — trees planted by
sugar plantation companies 410

Proposed New Forest Reserve 140

Prosopis juliflora 330

Puakea Plantation Co. 4.

Rabies 331

raising good stock pays 151.

Reorganization of the Division of Entomology 283

Round Top Forest Reserve, The 282

Salix vitellina 99

Shorea robusta 56, Stockholm municipal hospital 11.

Sorehead, or Chicken pox, the Treatment and Prevention of, by

Means of Vaccination 63

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Tree fern forest 63

Tree Investigation: conservation of water and protection of water-
sheds — prevention of sand or dust drifting — production of fire-
wood — production of timber — reforestation of eroded areas —
working plan to determine right species for particular localities 416
Two New Rules Adopted: hog cholera — pineapple quarantine 282

Vegetable imports 140

Waiahole Tunnel Project, The (Larrison) : cost — principal features

— surface water supply — underground water — why built 81

Waialua Agricultural Co 3

Waianae Mountains, Oahu, Precinctive Flora of the (MacCaughey) :

list of seventy species and varieties 85

Wailuku Sugar Co 4

76; Waiohinu homesteads 4.

Water-measuring Devices (Larrison) 450

White pine fungus hosts > 163

wicker furniture 99.

Yale University 191

yellow willow 99.