The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-12-05
ISLAND OF HAWAI-.

! Kaumana-Storm is over and wealth
er is now settled again; crops are look
ing better after the much needed sun
shine of the last few days; stripping
and wedding cane; weekly mean tenn
perature. 6S degrees; total rainfall, 2.S6
inches.-J. Il. Gamalielson.
Ponahawai-Rainy during first part
of week, but weather now quite pleas
ant and favorable for vegetable growth;
stripping and wedding cane and cutting
bananas; total rainfall, 2.55 inches.-J.
E. Gamalieson.
| Hilo-Settled weather again, with
pleasant days and cool nights; weekly
mean temperature, 70 degrees; total
rainfall, zoo inches.-L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Still quite moist; crops
growing slowly; wedding, killing up,
fertilizing and cutting cane; total rain
fall. 1866 inches.-John T. NOR.
Observation-Disclosures a slight improve
ment over that of previous week; fer
tiliziug, killing up and stripping cane;
weekly mean temperature, 70 degrees;
total rainfall 222 inches.-Jas. Webster.
Honomu-The rainfall has been light
during the past week and the weather
has therefore been favorable for the
cultivation and growth of young cane.
WIN. Pullar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conditions during
past week have been rather favorable,
and all field labor has been resumed;
hoeing, wedding. fertilizing and strip
ping cane; total rainfall, 1.57 inches
j. NJ. Ross.
Honohna-Total rainfall, 1.95 inches
John Patterson.
| Laupahoehoe-Heav seas during first
part of week, but followed by fine and
calm weather; all crops doing well; to-
tai rainfall. 100 inch.-E. w. Barnard.
Papaaloa-Clear days and light show
ers at night; weather conditions favor
able for cultivation; all cane crops
growing well; total rainfall, 10 inch
c. McLennan.
Ookala-Strong winds and heavy seas
during early part of week. followed by
pleasant weather; nights cold; 1907 cane
crop looking well; hoeing and stripping
cane; weekly mean temperature, 20 de-
grees total rainfall, .5S inch.-w. G.
Walker.
Paauilo-Partly cloudy weather, with
high northeasterly winds on several
days: a good growing week, the nights
selling; total rainfall, 80 inch.-C. r
Blacow.
Paauhau-High winds during early
part of week, followed by calm ant
cloudy weather; nights much colder
harvesting of 1906 cane crop begun; to-
tai rainfall, .02 inch.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS warm days, bu
nights much cooler during latter par
of week; weekly mean temperature, Z
degrees; total rainfall, OF inch.-S
Gundelfinger.
Niulii-A fine week for weed killing
strong winds during fore part of week
: weekly mean temperature, ~ degrees
total rainfall, .O2 inch.-Robt. Hail.
Kohala-Weather fine, but night tenn
: peratures low; cane crops looking well
weekly mean temperature, 70 degrees
l total rainfall, .13 inch.-W o. Taylor.
1 Puuhue-warm weather, with yer.
light showers and light winds; condi
t tions excellent for stock; total rain
0 fall, .02 inch.-S. p. Woods.
Kamuela-Weekly mean temperature
&C degrees; no rainfall-Mrs. E. w
Hay.
Observation-Disclosures during the pas
week has been very fine. with no raj
since last Monday; almost through har
vesting a very fair coffee crop; pas
lures and live stock in first class cor
dition, except that low lands continu
dry. r. Greenwich.
Kealakekua-Fairly sum- days, br
nights rather cool during later part {
week; total rainfall. 1893 inches.-Re'
S. II. Davis.
Kealakekua-Fine weather. with ligf
- showers; sharp earthquake shock aboI
1850 a. m. of 27th; total rainfall, i
l. inch.-Robt. Wallace.
n Naalehu-Weather has been quite III
d settled during the past week, wit
n cloudy days and showery nights; ten
\ peratures continue lower than hereto
s. fore; total rainfall. EOS inches.-G.
. Kinney.
Pahala-The late rains have fresl
ened crops considerably. bur more sur
IN shine is needed to advance the
~ growth; weekly mean temperature,
m degrees; total rainfall, 500 inches.-I
ig ID. Harrison.
or Olaa-Weather conditions this wee
Is. more favorable than heretofore for
or month past, and field work is progress
ing we'll in consequence; weekly mea