Measurements of the Faraday rotation of HoIG have been performed in the range 4,2-300 K in a magnetic field applied along the |111| easy direction at 1,15 micron wavelength. When

, the Faraday rotation of the garnet is negative ; absolute value increases with the applied field . When

, a non-linear evolution with the applied field is observed. The total Faraday rotation produced by the two Fe
3+sublattices is considered to be the same as in YIG, the electric dipole transition contribution of the Ho
3+sublattice is calculated. The magnetooptical coefficient C
eis strongly temperature and field dependent. The temperature evolution of C
eis linear. These results are contradictory with the assumption of temperature independent electric dipole M.O. coefficients.