The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
ISLAND OF HAWAII.


Kaumana-Excellent weather for
growing crops; cane, fruits and vege-
tables making good progress; pastures
and grazing stock in good condition;
wedding, stripping, planting and har-
vesting cane.-J. f.. Gamalielson.
Hilo-Weather has been warm and
clear, with very little rain; crops in
good conditional. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather dry and very
warm, just the thing for growing cane;
wedding and cultivating cane.-John T.
NOR.
Pepsekeo-Dry and very warm dur
ing the past few days; cutting, grind
mig and planting cane; blowing and
narrowing land.-Jas. Webster. -
Honomu - Weather continues fine,
with light showers at night; harvesting
and planting cane.-W. X. Andrews.
f, Observation-Disclosures dry and favorable
for all plantation work; blowing land;
planting and cutting cane.-Geo. Ross.
4 Laupahoehoe - Weather warm and
dry. with light trades; crops ripening
well--E. w. Barnard.
| Ookala--weather dry and warmer;
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Observation-Disclosures warm and dry;
hoeing and stripping the coming cane
crops, which are in good condition.
H. Glass.
| Honokaa-Weather warm, sultry and
drier; growing cane doing well; plow-
ing, planting, hoeing and harvesting
C. II. Bragg. 4s
| Niulii-Weathar hot without rain; con-
siderable moisture has evaporated and
a good rain is again wished for; cane
has grown rapidly this week on the up
lands; blowing and fertillzing ratoons;
narrowing, hoeing, reaping and grind
ing.-Robt. Hall.
Kohala-Weather during week hot
and dry; cane crops looking well. but
rain is needed.-W. o. Taylor.
Sohala Mission - Warm and dry
weather has prevailed, necessitating
irrigation of lower lands; pastures are
looking dry.-Dr. b. ID, Bond.
Puakea Ranch-Weather fine and
warm, with drying winds; rain would
be beneficial.--A. Mason"
Puuhue-No rain; winds variable, &C.
casionally from the south; pastures in
good condition.-S. p. Woods.
Kamuela-Dry and warmer weather
during week, with variable winds; rain
needed.-Mrs. f. w. Hay.
Puuwaawaa-Benefic showers dur
ing middle of week; cloudy n III
indications of more rain.-Robt.
Honolkahau - Exceptionally Y
rains during early part of week, fol-
lowed by lighter showers since; pas
lures in good condition.-F. r. Green
well.
Kealakekua-Partly cloudy weather
and warm nights; good rains, amount.
ing TO 2.05 inches during week.-Rev
$. II. Davis.
Kealakekna-Sultry weather during
first part of week followed by gooc
rains later; coffee on the lower land:
beginning to ripen.-Robt. Wallace!
} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. warm, with very
little wind; only one small shower sine,
, last report; the harvesting of cane il
progressing steadily.-G. G.. Kinney
Pahala-Light showers Throughout
week have proved very beneficial, bu
more rain is required at low eleva
| tions.-H. n. Harrison.
@ Kapoho-Warm weather, with ligh
, showers favorable for the growth of al
: crops.-H. ]. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu = Weather extraordinary,
: warm this week. with practically n
rain; all plant growth suffering fror
: lack of water.-Andrew Gross.
v Nahiku-Heavy showers during for
part of week, followed by very war;
and dry weather during latter part
o c. o. Jacobs.
q Huelo-Sunny days and shower
nights during early part of week; 4
rain and very warm during latter par
the ground has dried very rapidly, an
n vegetation is already showing the e
fects of the dry weather; all stream
in district are falling rapidly and the
s. Is not sufficient water for plantatic
" irrigation ditches.-W. f. Pogue.
n, Haiku-Days warm and sum.
n nights somewhat cool with a lit
- moisture; pineapples developing finel
and first crop fruit beginning TO ripe
sisal doing well; pastures and graz'r
stock I'M good CONDITIONED. d. Bal
he win.
Makaw ao-Neather hot, with Zig
yariasle SindS' y week; pastures al
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