The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-28
ISLAND OF HAWAII.


Kaumana-S howery weather since
Goth; young cane, vegetables and pas
lures improving, but streams still very
low and fiuming of cane difficult; strip
ping and harvesting cane, and pre-
pairing rattoon cane for crop of 1907.
j. Il. Gamalielson.
Hilo Long dry spell has afforded
excellent opportunity for the increase
of various plant pests, notably the
mealy bug and plant lice, and much
damage is being done to pineapples,
alligator pears and other crops
through their ravages; showers during
latter part of week make agricultural
prospect look brighter.-L. G. Lyman.
Papaikou Warm and showery
weather favorable for preparation of
land for planting; grinding; blowing
and planting.-John Il. NOR.
Pepeekeo-Wea warm and show
cry; cutting and grinding cane; clear
ing, plowIng and planting. james
Webster.
Weather warmer with
light showers every night; recently
planted cane and growing crops much
benefited; water supply for fluming
purposes increased; harvesting, plow-
ing and planting VIM. Pullar.
Hakalau- Good showers during the
week; nights warmer and growing
conditions better; harvesting and
planting. Geo. Ross.
Laupahoehoe Light trades and
warmer weather, with showers at
night; coffee and oranges blossoming
freely; not enough water for fluming
purposes. w. Barnard.
Ookala-Fair days and rainy nights,
with westerly winds.-W. G. Walker.
Paauhau-H Higher temperature hav-
ing marked beneficial effect on young
crops, which are growing strongly
II. Glass.
Honokaa = Good rain on night OF
22nd; young cane doing well; grinding
steadily.--C. II. Bragg.
Multi Moderate rains and higher
temperature favorable for growth and
improved appearance of crops is no.
ticeable; clearing and blowing land;
stripping and harvesting cane. -Robt.
Hall.
Kohala- Fine rains of great benefit
to growing crops; planting and grind
ing cane.-W, o. Taylor.
Kohala Mission Steady trades all
week have brought enough rain to
break the drought.-Dr. B. d. Bond.
Puakea Ranch. Warmer weather
and showers have greatly benefited
pastures.-A. Mason.
Puuhue-Fine weather, with regular
trade winds and daily showers; stock
| improving under these conditions.
p. Woods.
Kamuela-Light showers during
week, and a start made in planting;
| cutworms in evidence +. w
Hay.
| Puuwaawaa Cloudy weather with
strong southerly winds; light showers
during early part of week. = Robt
| Hind.
| Kealakekua-D Drought still continues
| during the latter part of week the
nights have been much warmer. Robt
| Wallace.
Kau-Northeast wind all week, with
/ light showers; more rain at higher ele
vations.-F. III. Hayselden.
Naalehu-The dry weather still con
tinues, and crops and pastures neet
rain very badly.-G. G. Kinney.
Pahala Warm days and cool nights
some rain, but not enough to advance
| growth of crops.-H, d. Harrison.
Kapoho-y Vegetation very dry ant
pasturage short; light showers, durin,
four or five nights past.-H. ]. Lyman
0laa- Light showers during week
with present indications of more rain
harvesting continues, but no cane be
ing iumed.-E. p. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu- Occasional light showers
with northeasterly winds and warme
nights; every indication of an earl,
rain.-Andrew Gross.
Nahiku-Frequent showers and war;
weather favorable for the germinatio
of garden seeds; young trees CROWN
| nicely C O. Jacobs