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Ohia ai — See Jambosa malaccensis. 



Olea Eiiropaea — Olive (introduced). 



Oleander — See Nerium Oleander. 



Opium tree — See Inga dulcis. 



Opuntia tuna — Paniui (naturalized). 



Orange — See Citrus. 



Pandanus odoratissimus — Hal a, Lauhala (Hawaiian). 



Papaia — See Carica papaya. 



Pepper — See Capsicum. 



Phoenix dactylifera — Date Palm (introduced). 



Pithecolobium saman — Monkeypod (introduced). 



Plum, Chinese or Java — See Syzygium Jambolana. 



Plumieria acutiloba — Plumaria (introduced). 



Pride of India — See Alelia Azedarach. 



Prosopis juliflora- — Algaroba, Kiaivc (introduced). 



Psidium catteleyanum- — Strawberry Guava (introduced), 



Psidi'um guayava — Common guava (introduced). 



Psidium pyriferum — IVaiazvi (introduced). 



Phyllanthus roseopictus (introduced). 



Ricinus communis — Castor-oil plant (introduced). 



Rose apple — See Eugenia Jambos. 



Salix Babylonica — "(Chinese" willow (introduced). 



Scaevola glabra — Ohe-naupaka (native). 



Sesbania tomentosa — Ohai (native). 



Silky Oak — See Grevillea robusta. 



Spondias dulcis — Wi (introduced). 



Strawberry guava — See Psidium. 



Syzygium Jambalana — Java Plum (introduced). 



Tehprosia ]:)iscatoria — Ahuliu (native). 



Tamarindus indica — Tamarind (introduced). 



Terminalia catappa — Mexican Almond (introduced). 



Thespesia po])ulnea — Milo (Hawaiian). 



Thevetia neriifolia — Bestil (introduced). 



Ti — See Cordyline terminalis. 



Ulu — See Artocarpus incisa. 



IVaiaivi — See Psidium ])yrifcrum. 



Wi — See S])ondias dulcis. 



IVili-ivili — See Erythrina monospcrma. 



Willow — See Salix Babylonica. 



A SYSTEM OF CATTLE BREEDING. 



(By Hon. Gkorcje 1*. Cookr, Manager American Sugar Co.'s 

 Cattle Ranch. Molokai.) 



The following system of cattle breeding has been evolved for 

 our conditions ; but it may be helpful in suggesting to other breed- 

 ers a methofl or basis to work on. Our conditions under which 

 we raise cattle may certainly be called dry, though we have a 

 small sectir)n below the forest tliat raises good paspalnm dili- 



