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lemon-scented gum 235, 236; Lualualei forest reserve 144, 183, 

 237, 284, 296; Makiki experiment garden (station) 24, 25, 49, 66, 

 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; oliia 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; Eound 

 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, 66, 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, Waim.analo 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 25 



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, dr}^ 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 (>len 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; 



