The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-24
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

| 1t has been necessary to do a great
deal of wedding owing to the fire.
ouency of rain.-J J. Jones.
: Makawao-Fine days and cool nights
during most of week; last two days
rather showery, with strong trades;
conditions favorable for growth of all
vegetation: Kula section needs rain
again: some of the late crops are do
ing well, especially peanuts.-E. Fl.
Bailey.
Puunene-Very sultry weather during
first two days of week, but high winds
have prevailed during latter part;
weather very dry on lower lands, and
all pumps running. n. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Clear. dry weather; gar
dens doing we'll: rice planting; young
cane making good growth; streams
falling, but sufficient water for irriga-
ton; high winds during latter part of
week, but no damage so far.-Bro.
Frank.
Kihei-Weather has been very dry
and warm during week; light southerly
winds with occasional gusts.-Wm. A.
Sparkes.
Kaanapali-Light variable winds and
warm weather during fore part of
week; partly cloudy weather and
strong northeast winds during the lat
ter part, with light rain at intervals;
more rain on higher levels vegetation
fresh and green.-Wm Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili - Weather cooler with
showers, mostly at night; coffee ripen-
i, ing up nicely; planting coffee.-John
Herd.
waimanalo-Days cooler during latter
part of week; occasional light show
ers.-A. Irvine
Palolo Valley-Considerab rain dur
ing week, mostly at night; rice is head
ing UP, and some fields are turning
yellow; large number of patches being
planted with young taro vegetables
growing freely; rubber trees have re-
, covered completely from the effects OF
transplanting, and are doing nicely
f. l.. Webster.
Sisal-Weather warm during day, but
!. cool and pleasant at night; severa
: showers during week, and so inch Of
: rain on the 18th; sisal looking we'll
milling season closed on 21st.-Wm
Weinrich. Jr
i Ewa--There have been strong north.
easterly winds on several days of the
week; cane crops in good condition.
, w. Lohrengel.
: Kahuku-Weather continues warm
high trades have prevailed this week
e heavy shower on 14th; all crops, pas
: lures and livestock in excellent condi
. tion-R. IT, Christophersen.
!, ISLAND OF kauai.
Eleele-Weather warm during tn
d day, but showery and cool at night
: young cane growing well-McBryd
Sugar Co,
); Koloa-warm days continue, bu
T. nights have been cool and showery
rainfall during the week, .s5 inch.--I
"a McLane.
~ Lihue-The weather this week ha
L been somewhat cooler, with few goo
showers of rain; cane doing well.-I
lie Weber.
Or Kealia-Good growing weather, an
l. young cane looking well; maturin
crop of cane about to tassel.-W. Jal
VI Wis.
ru Kilauea-Warm weather continue
r and conditions generally are favorab
for the growth of cane; showers ever
ms day; on 18th there was rainfall
III 90 inch at plantation Office and l..
p. inches at PLAZA. three miles distant.
L. B. Boreiko.
Hanalei-Rice doing fairly well. b.
40 heavy rains during the past week ha'
"a done some damage to ripening ric
pastures in fine condition; Princevi
plantation planting new fields OF Blu
=. falo grass.-E. G. X. Deverill.
ue A. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director