The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

Going nicely. Young sisal in cent
count of the moist conditions whiC
ISLAND OF HAWAII,
Kaumana-G.4S inches of rain during
week: land too wet for cultivation, but
| the crops are doing we'll; stripping cane
j. Il. Gamalielson.
Hilo-Frequent showers during week;
all vegetation growing rapidly.-L. c.
! Lyman.
Papaikou-Good growing weather for
| all crops, but too much moisture for
weed killing; fertilizing, wedding, Gull
| tivating and stripping cane.-John 7.
NOR.
Pepeekeo-Wet, dull weather, with
falling temperature; cane growing well
wedding, hoeing and fertilizing cane.
James Webster.
Honomu-Heavy rain, making cult
waiting heavy; trashing, hoeing and
cultivating cdne.-W. K. Andrews.
Laupahoehoe-Rain all week; light
winds and smooth seas.--E. W. Bar
nard.
! Oolala-Warm days continue, with
rain every night; growing crops doing
| we'll; wedding and hoeing cane.-W. G.
! Walker.
| Paauhau-Continual showers through
out week; cane crops healthy and
growing WE'LL stripping cane for next
! years crop.-H. Glass.
Observation-Disclosures warm and show
! cry; growing cane crops doing WE'LL
c. II. Bragg.
Niulii--Weather favorable for growth
but less rain and more warmth in our
| uplands would be better for cane; soil
/ temperature is kept down; hoeing, cul-
! tivatlng and stripping cane.-Robert
Hall.
! Kohala Acknowledgement showers
and warm weather are doing much to
push the growth of cane in the fields.
Dr., 3. d. Bond.
Puakea Ranch-Weather conditions
very favorable during the past week
and pastures much improved; stock in
good condition; weeks rainfall 1.09
! inches.-A. Mason.
Kamuela-Strong trade winds with
occasional showers; pastures in fair
conditional E. Conant.
acknowledgement temperatures
during week; "a inch of rain.--Mrs. f.
w. Hay
Puuwaawaa-A little rain fell during
the latter part of the week, thereby
improving the land after the drought
Robert Hind.
Honokahau-Very heavy rains dur
ing week; pastures in fine condition.
f. r. Greenwich
Kealakekua-Very wet weather dur
ing week; a few fine days would be
beneficial to crops and live stock
Robert Wallace
Kau-Strong winds and nice showers;
good rains at lower levels also-F.
II. Hayselden.
Naalehu-Nery little rain since last
advices, but pastures and crops con-
tinue to look wkell; weather is quite
warm.-G. G. Kinney.
Pahala Another dry and windy
week, with disastrous effect on young
cane-H. d. Harrison.
Kapoho-Week characterized by
heavy rainfall and considerable wind,
with rough seas-H. j. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-W Weather continues show
cry and warm and cane is growing we'll
under the favorable conditions; squan
winds on night of 2Sth.-Andrew Gross
Hana-Fine growing weather through
| out week, with sufficient rain; cane
doing well; cultivating and wedding
cane-N. Omsted.
Nahiku-Cloudy weather nearly all
week, with 5,91 inches of rain.-C. O.
Jacobs.
Huelo-Heavy rains have fellen dur
ing week, more especially at the higher
elvations; good supply Of water in all
! streams, and all plantation irrigation
bitches full.-W. f. Pogue
Peahi-Weather has been very stormy
all week, with plenty of rain and very
little sun.-George Groves.
Haiku-Weather conditions have been
very favorable for our growing crops;
harvesting of summer crop of pineap-
pies continues, and the winter crop is
developing rapidly; sisal is growing
finely under the moist conditions pas
lures in good condition; plantatin is
rigation bitches running full capacity.
ID. d. Baldwin.
Paia-COntinued warm weather, with
frequent Showers. j. Jones.
Kahului-Warm sunny days and cool
nights; no rain.-R w. Filler.
Warm weather, with light
showers during latter part of week;
bitches full, and only two pumps run
nng-J. N. S. Williams.
! Wailuku-Cool, cloudy weather all
week, with sufficient water at water