The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
OF HAWAII.

Kaumana The weather continues
i showery most of the rain falling at
night, with fair weather and some sun
shine in the daytime; sugar cane and
vegetation generally improving rapid
ly; stripping, harvesting, blowing and
planting cane.-J. E. Gamalielson.
| Hilo-Trade winds and showers all
week. C. Lyman.
| Papaikou-Weather very favorable
for plantation operations; plenty of
water for all purposes; grinding, plow-
ing, and planting.-John T. Moir. "a
Pepeekeo-Rain continues; no wash,
but rather soft for furrowing; cutting
cane. grinding, blowing, and planting.
Jas. Webster.
| Honomu = Abundant rains during
week: upper lands very wet. retarding
planting operations: good weather for
growing cane; harvesting and planting
VIM. Pullar.
| Hakalau - Continued wet weather
during week; harvesting and planting
icane.-Geo Ross.
| Laupahoehoe-Rain all week; muddy
roads, and good pastures; coffee bloom
| ing, also mangoes and other trees;
weather getting warmer.-E. w. Barn
ard.
Ookala - Cloudy days and rainy
nights; growing crops looking WE'LL
w. G. Walker.
| Paauhau-Fairly warm weather, with
| frequent showers; coming crops con-
tinue to show good growth.-H. Glass.
! Honokaa-Showers all week; blowing,
planting, hoeing and harvesting; earth
quake shock during early morning of
4th.-C. H. Bragg.
Niulii-Another wet week, and land
fully saturated: growth of cane slow
! on account of low temperatures; reap
/ ing, stripping, blowing and planting;
| time lost on account of rain.-Robt.
Hall
| kohala-Fine rains, and crops look
ing well; sun and higher tempera lures
would now be beneficial.-W. o. Taylor.
Kohala Mission = Continuous rains
throughout week, and all crops and pas
lures doing finely; soil thoroughly sat
urated, and all springs running; earth
quake 2.02 a. m. of 4th.-Dr. B. D.
Bond
Puakea Ranch-Heavy rains during
week. with northerly and northeasterly
winds: nights rather cold; pastures do
ing well.-A. Mason.
Puuhue - Strong trades. with too
much rain; cold nights; strong earth
quake shock at 1904 a. m. on 4th.-S. P.
Woods
Kamuela-Good showers all week.
Mrs. E. w Hay.
Puuwaawaa-No rain; strong trade
winds continue; early part of week
dark and cloudy; many cattle dying
Robt. Hind.
Kealakekua-Large blossom coming
out on the coffee.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
Kealakekua-Coffee responded we'll to
last weeks rains, and a very fine bios /
som will be out in a few days; more
rain is needed.-Robert Wallace.
Kau-Showers during week have |
been quite beneficial to pastures
and cattle; rather cool and cloudy
F. H. Hayselden.
Pahala-High winds throughout week, !
but practically no rain. and everything
very dry.-H. D. Harrison.
Kapoho-Fine rains during week. and
pastures and young cane improving
rapidly; harvesting cane, and blowing
rattoons.-H. J. Lyman.
Olaa-Lots of rain. and harvesting
and planting cane going along in good
order.-E. p. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Nice showery weather at
last, with plenty of water for fuming:
harvesting cane. ana painting upper
lands.-Andrew Gross.
Huelo-Good rains we'll up on the
mountains, and streams running with
good supply: stock in good condition,
and vegeta ton developing rapidly; ir-
rigation bitches running fuIl-W. F.
| Pogue.
Haiku-Weather cooler than last
week, with much rainfall. which is
| very favorable for sugar DIautatjoDS
and for pastures; warmer and drier
conditions desirable for our pineapples.
to ripen balance of winter crop and to
promote development of the summer
crop.-D. d. Baldwin.
Observation-Disclosures warm. with mod
crate trades; good rains throughout
week. and crops of all kinds growing
finely; pastures have started and will
soon be in good condition; stock show
ing decided improvements. H. Bal
Hey.
Kahului-Trade winds. with warm
days and cod nights: showers during