The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-28
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

Kaumana-The weather has been
very wet. the rainfall OF the week
being the greatest OF any week thus
far during the year; no actual dam
age done to crops, which have made
no progress In growth, however, on ac-
count Of the continuous rains; stripping
CAME. f. Gamallelson.
Hilo-Heavy showers all week; trade
winds during fore part OF week, shift
ing TO southerly during latter part.-L.
c. Lyman.
Pepeekeo-Storm began on evening Of
21st; high surf, high winds, and heavy
rains at night; 996 inches Of rain dur
ing week.-Wm. II Rogers.
Honomu-The weather has been very
unsettled this week with heavy
swell running at sea; rainfall excessive,
over nine inches falling during Tuesday
and Wednesday alone; all plantation
work has been stopped except that of
stripping 1906 crop.-Wm. Pullar.
Paauhau-Very stormy weather with
considerable rain; quite little of next
years cane crop now In tassel.-H.
Glass.
| Honokaa--Strong trade winds during
greatcr part Of week; wind-storm ac-
companied by some rain during night
OF 22nd; rainfall for week. 1.22 inches.
&c. II. Bragg.
| Niulll-Less rain and more sunshine
would be beneficial for growing cane and
would enable us TO have more effect in
/ field work, for the past three days we
have had heavy winds, which have been
bad for cane crops,-Robt. Hall.
-. arla lfrIN
winds have prevailed during the past
week; cane crops looking well; hoeinG,
stripping and mule cutlvating have
been the principal plantation operations
during week. o. Taylor.
Kohala Misslon--Cloudy weather, with
high winds and frequent showers.-Dr.
| Il. ID. Bond.
Puuhue Ranch--Cold weather with
strong trade winds; 35 inch of rain
during week. stock in fair condition.
s +. Woods.
Knmuela-Calm, cloudy and close
weather until Thursday, when strong
trades came in; snow on the noun
tains Tuesday morning, the 21st.-Mrs.
Il. w. Hay.
| uuwanwaa-Heavy rain on Thurs
day, the 23rd; atmosphere quite chilly
and winds ood.-Robert Hind.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES during week
has been very rainy, with warm days
and cold nights; no rain as yet on
lower lands, however; upper lands al
most too wet for the good of live
stock-F. II. Greenwich.
Kealakekua-Parly cloudy weather.
with daily showers amounting In all to
1853 inches; warm days, but nights
icool.--Rev. s. II. Davis.
Waiohinu Light showers during
week and n heavy rain $3.50 inches) on
22nd; rainfall was heavier on the lower
lands.-F. II. Hayselden.
Naalehu-Calm weather since last re-
port with n good soaking rain on the
I22nd,-G. @, Kinney.
Pahala-Good showers during the
week. and the heaviest rain for two
years occurring NJ the time OF writ
ing.-H. d. Harrison.
Kapoho-warm weather with south
easterly winds and daily showers
amounting In all to 2,29 lnches.-H. j.
Lyman.
! Olaa-Henvy rains continue, and field
work much hindered: stripping extern
sively IN next years cane crop: 9.92
inches OF rain during week-E. p. Me
Cam.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
kipahum 49, Moderate day tempera-
lures and warmer nights; too much
rain again during the past week: hoe
ing and fertllizing 1907 cane crop
Andrew Gross.
! linnn-Cloudy weather during most
OF week, with variable winds and fire.
quent showers coming cane crop be-
ginning 10 tassel.--N. omsted.
Nahiku-Heavy rain all through the
week, causing considerable delay in
outdoor work. lower temperatures and
strong northeast winds.-C, o. Jacobs
Huelo-More or less rain all the week;
on the 22nd, about four inches OF rain
fell throughout the Koolau district.
causing general freshets; IN the Hama.