The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-21
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

| Kaumana-Weather continues dry
and streams are so low that we can
tiume only small quantities of cane;
| Young cane at standstill; pastures
| dry and grazing stock suffering; strip
| ping and harvesting cane.-J. T.,
| Gamalielson.
! Hilo-Drv weather continues, so the
| streams are low again; crops gener-
! ally are at a standstill; it clouds up
| every afternoon, threatening rain,
but clears off again in the evening.
L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather very dry; crops
| suffering; we have considerable trou-
bic keeping mi supplied with cane;
cutting, tiuming, grinding, blowing
| and planting; strong gale on 10TH
j ohm T. Moir.
Pepeekeo-Still dry; water getting
low for fuming; drought telling on
1906 crop; cutting cane, grinding,
plowing and planting.-James Web
ster.
Honomu-Weather dry during week,
with cold nights; cane shows very
little growth; water for fuming pur-
poses is again very low; harvesting
plow1ng and planting.-Wm. Pullar.
Hakalau-No rain, and streams get
ting low; northerly winds and cold
nights; strong gale from the north
west on night of 10th.-Geo. Ross.
Laupahoehoe = Weather unsettled,
with occasional showers; As inch of
rain during week; northerly winds,
and cold nights; water getting low
f. W. Barnard.
Ookala-Weather fine during week,
with light westerly winds; light rain
on 13th.-W. G. Walker
Paauhau-Variabl a winds +hrouob-
out the week; light showers, with mo-
derately warm weather; young cane
growing well.-H. GIass.
Honokaa-StrOng Kona wind on
afternoon of 10th accompanied by
light rain; warm sunshine latter part
of week; blowing, hoeing, harvesting.
C. II. Bragg.
NiuIii-Weather dry, and slight
growth of cane during the week: more
rain and warmth needed; light vari-
able south winds; reaping, clearing,
blowing, hoeing and fertilizlng rat
toons.-Robt. Hall.
Kohala Missionary weather, with
light changeaDle winds; crops and pas
lures are IN need of rain.-Dr. B. D.
Bond.
Puakea Ranch-Variable winds and
dry weather retarding growth; more
rain needed.-A. Mason.
Puuhue-Warm days, with very cold
nights and mornings; winds change
able; light shower on 13th.-S. P.
Woods
Kamuela - Fine days, but cool
nights, with a minimum temperature
of A degrees on 18th; more rain need
ed.-Mrs. f. W. Hay.
Puuwaawaa - Days warm, nights
cold; rain BADLY needed, and cattle
suffering; cutting trees and prickly
pear for feed and water for stock.
Robt. Hind
Kealakekua - Very dry weather,
with cool nights and high tempera-
lures during days; strong. cold north
west wind on 9th, 10th and 13th.-Rev.
s. H. Davis.
Kealakekua-No rain during week;
nights cold and days warm; fine bios
som on coffee-Robert Wallace.
Napoopoo-Very dry weather this
week; shifting winds; nights are cold,
and weather generally unpleasant and
unfavorable for plant growth.-G. p.
Kamauoha.
kau-Cloudy weather. with light
southeasterly winds and occasional
light showers; only OF inch of rain
curing week.-F. II. Hayselden.
Pahala-Light showers during the
WIN 4ISNt hFi't a SbOt Cilttl Uu crops
but it has been too cold to allow of
much growth.-H. D. Harrison
Kapoho-The weather continues dry.
with strong winds; rain badly needed:
warm days and cold nights.-H. J.
Lyman.
Olaa-No rain during week. and
water supply running short again har-
vesting Puma cane; no planting being
done-too dry. p. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Observation-Disclosures still very drv.
although light rain fell on the 10th:
wedding and pIowIug. Andrew Gross
Nahiku-Light rains on two davs of
week. and weather generally favorable
for crops of all kinds; cattle are i'm
good condition in tins section: high
wind on night of Ioth.-C. O. Jacobs.
HueIo-A dry week: very light
winds. ana cool nights; vegetation
developing slowly; Onia apple trees
just starting to grow (spring growth;
stock looking we'll; water in all streams
low. and rain badly needed.-W. F.
Pogue.
Haiku Nights unusually cold for
this season of the wear; but calm and
sunny lay-s baz-a Iaau of decided nd .