Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-31
Honolulu. 7. H., Jan. 80. 1905.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Hohoiuiu' L. H'' jan oV' l'Vo'
GENERAL SUMMARY.
During the past week Temperatures
haze ,,,n .,,a,,,, ,,o,or ,,a, a,r,ng
INC preceu'hs ~eeA' vi 'ne "ion'h' 'u'
have still continued decidedly below
the normal. The present month has
haen tho co,dest January within the
s. 10000, u...s.. p.- 500
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ords.
In hawaii ram nas OCCURRED o.e'
the nortnerh portion Oh 'ne hi'o us
uct. aIohs tne winoWard Quasi Vi
Nortn konaia. ana IN kau; WINE else
wnere throughout the Island notably
IN the kona ana funa districts. the
weather mas oeen seneraiiy dry. In
MAUI, dry weather continues along the
soutnern coast put the rainrail else
wnere mas peen ABUNDANT the streams
IN the guicn country north OF Hale
akaia peins hooded Inc rainfaii In
oahu has been practically conhned to
the kooiaupoko district, and no rain
OF importance mas faiien In the agri-
cuiturai sections Oh KAUAI except IN the
immediate vicinity OF Hanalei.
On account OF the cold weather.
young cane has made slight progress
during the week; while lack or water
mas interfered with the grinding OF
niatured cane In the Hilo and Puma dis
tricts OF Hawaii and the kipahulu dis
trict OF Maui Pastures In Hawaii,
Kauai. and leeward Maui need rain.
In most sections the setting out OF
Seeding rice plants Is In progress.
Mango trees have blossomed well. and
give promise OF a fine summer crop.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana - Abundant sunshine Is
promoting the ripening or old cane;
there is still sufficient moisture In the
soil to enable young cane to retain Its
flch color and make some growth;
bananas are suffering for rain; pas
turage short; wedding and stripping
cane.-J. Il. Gamalielson.
Hilo-Crops suffering on account OF
dry weather. which has fastened the
fipening OF taro, causing considerable
loss; northeasterly winds.-L. c. Ly-
man.
Papaikou-Still very dry; consider
able trouble In keeping mill supplied
with cane. owing to shortage OF wa
ter; have never seen the streams In the
Hiln district Inu. piltfinQ and grind
Ing cane; blowing and planting.-John
I. Moir
representative had some rain, but
not enough to help huming much;
nights still cold and not much growth
OF cane.-Jas. webster.
Honomu-Milder weather during
past week; light rain on night Of
2Sd has refreshed growing cane. which
SHOWS more growth In consequence;
stripping and harvesting cane.-Wm
Puiiar.
Laupahoehoe-Showery. with ligh,
winds and cool nights; still short OF
water; southeriy seas all week.-E. w
barnard.
Ookala-Clear and dry. with little
growth OF vegetation, during most Oh
week. Followed by good rain on the
afternoon OF the 21th.-W. q. walker
Paauhau-Very dry cold weather al
week; variable winds.-W. J. Richards
Honokaa-siow growth OF cane Oh
account OF continued cold weather.
very iittie RAM. h. Bragg.
kohaia Mission Continued Or,
weather Is in)urihg crops ana pastures
Dut tne ram on hignt Oh zHn VIII re-
lieVe the SITUATION siightiy'-Dr' b. ID
BONG
fuakea fanch--weather warmer
nut ram much needed; pastures dry
a. Masoh'
fu"hue-Weather dry win hgh
sou'her'y WINGS, transform threateh
ihs.-s' r. WOODS =.
hamueia-oaim' ciear days ana colo
hights' water running low; hurry o.