The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-27

week; more sunshine would be bene-
fetal; mean temperature, 90 deg; rain
fall, .2S inch.-H. d. Harrison.
Olaa-GOod weather, with showers at
night cane on lower lands all in tas-
sci; hoeing and cultivating cane; mean
temperature, "A deg. rainfall, 3.13
inches.-E. p. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Rainy and cold weather.
with high winds; fertilizing, wedding
and hoeing cane mean temperature. 10
dge; rainfall, 2.46 inch s.-Andrew
Gross.
Hana-Variable weather. with fire.
quent showers; all vegetation growing
well-N. Omsted.
Nahiku-Cold and showery weather
during most of week; rainfall 2.CS
inches-C O. Jacobs.
Huelo-Trade wind showers during
entire week. and vegetation at a stand
still; stock shows the effects of low
temperature; plantation irrigation
bitches well supplied with water; mean
temperature, 6S deg; rainfall, 1.12
inches-W. F. Pogue.
Peahi-Fore part of week very wet,
with cold nights; weather during latter
part fine for both crops and CATTLE
George Groves.
Haiku-Temperatur rather low. es-
pecially at night, with some rainfall
and medium degree Of sunshine: pine
apples ripening rather slowly; pastures
and grazing stock in good conditions:
mean temperature 20 deg; rainfall, so
inch.-D. d. Baldwin
Paia-Partly cloudy weather. with
occasional day showers and fairly low
temperatures; rainfall, so inch.-J. J.
Jones.
Makawao-Fore part of week rainy.
cold and cloudy, followed by clear
warm weather during latter part; farm
work again resumed, and vegetation
Improving; pastures and stock 90
fairly well; conditions in the Kula sec
ton of district very much improved by
last weeks rain.-E. H. Bailey.
Puunene-Weather clear and cool on
the lower lands, and good rains at
ditch heads harvesting of 1905 cane
crop getting into full swing; cane turn
ing out we'll; no RAINFALL. n. S. Will
liams
Wailuku-Cool cloudy and uns tte7
weather during most of week; rainfall
ample for present needs; vegetation
making slow growth; oranges ready for
picking are of good quality, though
small; blowing rice lands; light trad s:
mean temperature, 10 deg; rainfall. .o5
inch-Bro. Frank.
hihei-Variable temperatures during
week, but decidedly colder toward lat
ter end; plenty of rain to windward on
18th and 10Th; bitches running full and
all pumps still idle; planting, fertilizing
and killing up 1907 crop ratoons; mean
temperature, Il deg; rainfall, .O2 inch.
James Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimanu-Cold nights, and showery
weather; three inches of rain in four
hours on night of 18th; mean tempera-
lure, GS deg; rainfall 5.14 inches-E.
&nust.
Maunawili-Early part Of week very
wet; picking coffee; beach pastures i'm !
proving, but meauka pastures poor;
mean temperature, Il deg; rainfall, $50
nches.-JOhn Herd.
Observation-Disclosures temperatures;
3.42 inches-A. Irvine.
Honolulu-Mean temperature, II deg;
1.57 inches.-Local Office, U. S. !
Weather Bureau
Sisal-Cool weather; sisaI doing well.
William Weinrich, Jr.
Waianae-Temperat higher this
week; a little rain fell on the 18th;
mean temperature, p deg; rainfall, .85
nch.-F. Meyer.
Waiawa-Winter crop of pines ripen- |
ng; good showers during the week |
mean temperature, 70 deg. rainfall loo |
nch-W. r. Waters.
Kahuku-Heavy rain on 18th and all |
pumps shut down; windy during fore
1art of week. followed by calm and |
PARTLY cloudy weather; mean tempera- |
ure, II deg; rainfall, ISL inches.-R.
T. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Makaweli-Weather favorable for
opening of cane; m=an temperature, 70 |
leg; rainfall, .03 inch.-Hawaiian SUI
sar Co.
Eleele-Weather dry, with warm
lays and cold nights; young cane doing
veil; started grinding this ek.l-Mc-
3ryde Sugar Co.
Koloa-Weather continues dry, with
DOL nights; mean temperature, Il deg;
"a inch.-P. McLane.