68 



INIongolia, San Francisco: 1 white leghorn cockerel W. F. X. 

 Co. 



W'ilhelmina, San Francisco: 12 crates poultry, Barrere Sales 

 Co. ; 10 crates poultry. Chang Bros. ; 1 crate turkeys, E. O. Flali 

 & Son; 12 crates poultry, L. K. Smith; 5 crates poultry, C. C. 

 von Hamm ; 6 crates poultry, Chong Wah ;• 1 crate rahbits, 1 crate 

 poultry, 1 can gold fish, W. F. X. Co. 



Hyades, Seattle : 1 crate bd. plyniouth rocks, J. A. Coombs ; 2 

 Hampshire cows, 1 Hampshire boar, H. C. & S. Co., Kahului. 



Columbian, Seattle : 590 hogs — (390 for breeding purposes, 200 

 for slaughter) ; 9 horses, 4 cows, grades; 1 calf, grade; 2 crates 

 poultry ; A. L. McPherson. 



Manoa, San Francisco: 10 crates poultry, Barrere Sales Co.; 1 

 crate poultry, Chang Bros.; 4 crates poultry, J. F. Podmore ; 10 

 crates poultry, L. K. Smith ; 7 crates poultry. Sing Sing Co. ; 1 

 crate poultry, H. H. & Co., Lihue. 



Respectfully submitted. 



, , , L. N. Case. 



Assistant Territorial W^terinarian. 



DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY 



Honolulu. January 31, 1915. 

 Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry. 



Gentlemen: — I respectfully submit my report of the work per- 

 formed by the Division of Entomology for the month of Janu- 

 ary, 1915, as follows: 



During the month 40 vessels arrived at the port of Honolulu 

 of which 24 carried vegetable matter. 



Disposal. Lots. Parcels. 



Passed as free fr<jm pests 1,017 23,271 



l^'umigated 1 1 



B.urned 36 40 



Keturncd 1 1 



Total inspected 1 .055 23.313 



Of these shi])menls 23.061 packages arrived as freight. 155 

 packages through the i)ostoffice and 97 packages as baggage of 

 passengers and immigrants. 



