The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
ISLAND OF HAWAII.


Kaumana-Pleasant weather, with
intermittent showers and sunshine; on
the lower lands crops are responding
well TO timely sunshine, but on upper
lands cane shows very little growth
owing to low temperatures at night;
pastures and grazing stock in good
condition; wedding and fertilizing
cane; mean temperature, 6S degrees;
rainfall, 1928 inches.-J. L. Gamaliel-
son.
onahawai-Weather fine during
week; cane beginning to tassel; pine
apples, bananas and garden truck do
ing well; pasturage abundant and graz
ing stock in fair condition; wedding
and fertilizing cane; rainfall, LIZ
inches.--J L. Gamalielson.
Hilo-Pleasant weather continues,
with occasional showers; cool nights;
mean temperature, 70 degrees; rainfall,
l.79 inches-L. C. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weathcr much improved
since last week; general plantation
work going ahead; crops doing fairly
well; hilling up, stripping and fertiliz-
ing cane; rainfall, 1.s9 inches.-J. I.
/ Moir.
nights colder; .hilling up and fertiliz-
| ing cane; mean temperature, I3 de-
grees; rainfall, l.2S inches.-Jas. Web
| ster.
Honomu-There has been very little
rain during the week, and the weather
! has been very favorable for growth
and cultivation of cane; fertilizing and
! hilling up young cane and stripping
| 1906 crop-Wm. Pullar
hakalau-Weather conditions for
the week very favorable; hoeing, weed
! ing, stripping and fertilizing cane;
rainfall, .76 inch.-J. NJ. Ross.
onohina-Rainfall, 1.29 inches
John Patterson.
Papaaloa-Partly cloldy days, the
larger part of precipitation occurring
at night; weather good for cultivation
of cane crops but slightly too cool t.
produce best growing results; rainfall
! 10 inch.-C. McLennan.
Laupahoehoe-F'in weather, with
showers and low temperatures at night
rainfall, 100 inch.-E. w. Barnard.
Ookala-Pleasant weather during
whole week, with light northerly and
northeasterly winds; cool nights; 1907
| cane crop ioohihS "eii, hooihS, sup
ping and fertilizing cane; mean TEN
perature, II degrees; rainfall, 40 inch
w. G. Walker.
Paauilo-Warm forenoons and cold
damp afternoons and nights; no'
enough sunshine for growing cane; {
few coffee berries ripening; old coffee
trees yielding light crop and young
trees a fair to good one; heavy rain IL
September injured the flowers; meal
temperature, 65 degrees; rainfall, 81
inch.-C. r. Blacow.
Paauhau-Cool weather, with littl
rain; cane ripening fast; grinding pro
ceeding steadily; rainfall, ~ inch
II. Glass.
Honokaa-Mea temperature, 20 de
grees; rainfall, 10 inch.-S. Gundel
finger.
Niuii-A calm and favorable weel
for work and growth of cane; progres
being made with cultivating and hoe
ing; rainfall. .73 inch.-Robt. Hall.
Kohala-Low temperature at night
but generally fine weather for crops
cane looking well mean temperature
II degrees; rainfall, IA inch.-W. {
Taylor
! hOnala AllSSlOT-htuu
II degrees; rainfall, 20 inch.-Dr. L
J d. Bond.
Puakea Raneh-Fine weather, wit
light winds; stock and pastures in goo
condition; rainfall, AS inch. - 4
Mason.
t Puuhue-Calm and fairly warm we'
} ther; stock in good condition; no rail-
, falls. p. Woods.
Kamuela-Rain is needed; mea
temperature, 66 degrees; rainfall, :
2 inch.-Mrs. L. w. Hay.
v Honokahau-Weathe during pa'
. week has been dry, with occasions
, strong winds; nights becoming muC
u cooler; pastures and. stock looking wei
{ r. r. Greenwell.
Kealakekua Warm days, wit
!, abundant sunshine; cool nights; raj
: fall, "a inch.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
ealakekua-Favorabl weather co
b ditions for both vegetation and li'
y stock; rainfall, LA inehes.-Robe
Wallace.
Kau-Light winds and cool nigh
, during week; heavy rains continue
II upper levels, and a change of wealth
would be beneficial; mean temperatur
a &c degrees; rainfall, PAS inches.-F.
Hayselden.
Pahala-Weather continues dry al