The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-24

stricted to alternate days; light winds.
"A. Gross.
Nahiku-very dry. and rain needed:
not so cold as last week.-C. o. Jacobs.
Huelo--Despite the cool weather,
vegetation OF all kinds is starting and
cattle and stock are improving: all
streams on this side of Maui are very
low; days warm, but nights cold; very
little rain.-W. F. Pogue.
Haiku-Nights very cool, but grow
ing crops and pastures in good con-
dition; winter pines ripening slowly.
a large number already marketed, and
rev thousand yet to be harvested;
cold weather retards ripening of pines,
but does not check growth of the
plants; pines and avocado pears be-
ginning to show blossoms for the sum-
mer crop.-D. d. Baldwin.
Paia-Dry and cool weather is re-
tarding the growth of young cane, but
artificial irrigation will counterfeit
this; harvested cane is of good quail
fty.-J. J. Jores.
Puunene-Eight showers on 18th, fol-
lowed by clear and cool weather
throughout week; harvesting opera
tons carried on steadily; young cane
feeling the low temperatures of nights
and early mornings.-J. N. S. Will
liams.
Wailuku-The nights and greater
part of the days are cold; cane is COM
mencing to turn yellow from cold
weather and cold water used for irri-
eating; harvesting and plowing.-C. B.
Wells.
Wailuku-Weather steady and dry;
strong northerly winds on the 18TH
Bro. Frank
Kihei-Weather much too cold and
dry for cane, with no indications of
rain; harvesting cane.-James Scott.
Observation-Disclosures mild and favor
able for growing crops; wedding 1906
cane, and harvesting.-Geo. GLIB.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS still cold with
light variable winds; crops and pas
turage in good condition.-Wm. Robb
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ewa-Cold nights continue, with
consequent slow growth of cane.-G.
F. Renton.
Sisal-Country dry; very light winds
sisal needs rain; low temperatures
S. A. Deel.
Waiawa-Cool, dry weather is keep
ing pineapples back.-W. r. Waters.
Wahiawa-No change in weather
since last week, and pines are ripening
very slowly; blossoms for the sum-
mer crop of pines are beginning to
make their appearance; strong winds
during early part of week.-B. o.
Clark.
Waialua-Nights continue cold, with
clear dry weather and high barometer;
harvesting cane, and preparing land
for 1907 crop; rice planters blowing
land.-W.. w. Goodale.
Kahuku-Cold weather at night,
checking growth of cane, but warm
days favorable for crops; high west
wind and light rain during evening of
10Th, but balance of week calm and
dry; stripping, harvesting and grind
ing mature cane; irrigating, wedding,
hoeing and fertilizing young cane;
clearing. blowing and narrowing land.
r.. T., Christophersen.
Laie-Crops progressing favorably,
considering cool nights; there has been
sufficient rain for the growing cane
without irrigation; the ripening cane
Is In good CONDITIONED. d. Dibble.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Kekaha-Weather continues cold and
dry, in consequence of which growth
of young cane is rather backward.-H.
p. Faye.
Makaweli-Fine warm weather dur
ing daytime good for growing cane;
grinding steadily night and day.-B.
d. Baldwin.
Eleele-Weather dry with light vari-
able winds; very cold nights; cane
growing very slowly.-McBryde Sugar
Co.
Notwithstanding cane.-P. McLane
Lihue-Mountain streams are run
ming low; rain is badly needed on pas
tures.-F. Weber.
Kilauea-Weather has been very dry
with cold nights: young cane growing
very slowly; grinding cane continues,
the juice being very low; preparation
of Hanalei rice land continues.-L. B.
Boreiko.
A. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.