The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

Makawao = Weather quite cool this
week, with occasional showers; crops
growing well, and planting going on
steadily; pastures very short of feed
owing to ravages of army worms, and
stock suffering in consequence.-E. H.
Bailey.
Puunene-After the light rains at be-
ginning of week, the weather has be,
come dry again with cold nights;
pumps all started and now working
full time; harvesting proceeding rap
Idly. n. S. Williams.
wailuku-Unsettled weather, with va
riable winds, hot days and cold nights;
vegetables scarce; orange trees in bios
som; rice growing very well.-Bro.
Frank.
Kihei = Weather colder and dry
throughout this section, neceysitating
resumption of pumping; strong south
westerly winds on 10th, with very
cloudy sky but no rain; steam plowing
and harvesting.-James Scott.
Olowalu-Weather warm and favor
able for growing crops; harvesting
cane.-George Glib.
enthusiastically wind continues;
Kaanapali-Strong winds throughout
week, with unusually cold nights; cane
looking well, but pasturage in need of
more rain.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Waimanalo-Warm days and cool
! nights; II inch of rain on 5th.-A. r.
vine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS showery; coffee
/ trees need more rain, and will soon be
in blossom; pruning coffee-John Herd.
| Ewa-Slightly cooler weather during
past week; good shower on 6th.-Geo.
F. Renton.
| Sisal Sisal slightly benefited by
F, light showers during early part of
week; conditions otherwise unchanged
! IS. A. Deel.
| Waianae-Weather slightly cooler
again. but crops making satisfactory
progress; squally westerly winds to-
ward end of week.-F Meyer
Waiawa-Pineapples in very good
condition for such dry weather; rain
needed.-W. r. Waters.
Wahiawa-Pineapples ripened very
rapidly during the past 10 days and
the winter crop Is practically harvest
ed, with the exception of few pines
which will be shipped during coming
week; weather dry. with warm days
and very cold nights; minimum temper
allure of 46 degrees on morning of 10th,
/; followed by a shower in the afternoon.
B. o. Clark.
I Kahuku-A few light showers. but
weather dry during greater part of the
week; very high west wind on 10th
had slight damaging effect on young
cane; harvesting and milling Laie cane.
-R. T. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Makaweli-very cold nights; strong
northwest gale on 10th.-Hawaiian Su-
gar Co.
| Eleele-Weather still very dry, with
warm days and cold nights; strong
northeast wind on 10th. with a light
shower of rain.-Mcbryae Sugar Co.
Koloa--Cold and dry weather detri-
mental to growth of youas cane; rain
much needed for all crops and pastures
| -rP. McLane.
! Lihue-Dry weather continues; strong
southwesterly wind on 9th.-F. Weber.
Kealia-Weather unchanged; driest
known for 30 years; streams and reser-
voirs very low; very high wind on 10th.
w. Jarvis.
Kilauea-Dry weather continues, and
the past week has been the coolest
of the winter with very high westerly
winds.-L. b. Boreiko.
Hanalei-Weather dry; strong north
west winds on 10th. causing slight
damage to trees; pastures looking well
and rice making fine progress.-E. G
X. Deverill.
ISLAND OF KAHOOLAWE.
Kahoolawe-Southerly storm on 9Th
with half an inch of rain; weather o
week otherwise dry and cold; more rail-
badly needed.-S. Kekipi.
A. McC. ASHLEY.
| Section Director.