xiii 
Interview with commission man 
Ironwood trees 
Island produce 
Page. 
87 
131, 139, 175, 179, 228 
83 
Japan visited 
151 
Kahoolawe forest reserve 225, 245, 264, 301 
Kahoolawe, removal of stock from 363 
Kahoolawe reservation, reasons for reclaiming 266 
Kau forest reserve 204, 248, 249, 271, 277, 301, 362 
Koa seed 
Koa trees 
Kohala forest reserve 
cost of 
Koolaii forest reserve. 
363 
129 
70, 106, 110, 199, 202, 364 
296 
248 
Ladybirds 116, 117, 178, 310 
Ladybiigs 79 
Lauhala trees 129 
Lehiia trees 129 
Limes, not enough 85 
Live Stock — Act relating to, 62; importation of, 59, 75, 134, 323; im- 
ports, 114; inspection, 58, 75, 112; inspection of imported, 323; 
inspection on Maui, 135; quarantine at Hana and Honuap’o, 108, 
113, 132; quarantine at Hilo, 113; quarantine at Honolulu, 113, 
134; sanitary condition in Territory, 115. 
Logging Contract, The 24 
Lualualei forest reservation 226 
Maguey plants 101 
Matting industry in China 149 
Matting rushes 236 
Measly pork 242 
Meat of tuberculous cattle 293 
Mediterraneap fruit fly 336, 364, S67 
Midway Island, parasites for 330 
Milk inspection 321, 323 
Milk ordinance 74, 133, 135, 200 
Molokai forest reserve 137, 172 
Ohia lumber and its uses 118, 126 
Ohia wood 51. 107 
Orchids from Manila 116 
Organic Act amendments 168 
Organization for farmers 96 
Organizations — 
American Board of Missions 286 
American Poultry Association 6 
Ceylon Agricultural Society j96 
Hawaiian Poultry Association 1, 7, 20, 69, .82, 341 
Hawaiian Eubber Growers’ Association 19 
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association 209^ 341, 313, 363 
Irrigation Congress 161 
Jamaica Agricultural Society 224 
Kennel Club 38 
Maui Live Stock Association 135 
Minnesota Forestry Association 279 
National Conservation Association 35, 158, 326 
Nilgiri Planters’ Association 246 
U. S. Agricultural and Industrial Exposition 41 
