The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19

| Kapoho-South wind on the 9th, since
which time a strong gale has been
blowing from the north; frequent
rains; mean temperature, II deg; rain
fall SO inch.-H. j. Lyman.
/ Olaa-Fairly good weather for field
work, but nights too cold to admit of
good cane growth; mean temperature,
73 deg; rainfall, 10 inches.-E. p. Nc
Cam.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Nights very cold, with
high winds during days; too cold for
plant growth; mean temperature, Il
deg; rainfall, 1.19 inches.-Andrew
Gross.
! Hana-Fine weather first part of
week, with heavy rain on 9th; latter
portion of week stormy, with cool
nights; northerly winds.-N. Omsted
Nahiku-From the Sth to 18th, strong
north winds and frequent showers,
while weather was very cold; balance
of week, northeasterly winds. not quite
so cold, and showers every day; vege-
tables not growing well, owing to cold
and wet weather; the cold rains are
also causing suffering among stock;
rainfall 3.02 inches.-C. o. Jacobs.
heavy rains in the mountains; very
low night temperatures; all streams in
/ the Koolau district we'll supplied with
water as are all plantation irrigation
ditches stock in fair condition; mean
temperature, 66 deg; rainfall, 1.94
inches.-W. f. Pogue.
| Haiku-Rather low temperatures have
prevailed during the past week; the
I somewhat
tarding the general ripening of the
winter crop of pineapples; sisal grow
| ing well; pastures in good condition;
mean temperature, 6S deg; rainfall, 2.04
! inches.-D. d. Baldwin.
| Makawao-Weather rainy and cold,
with strong northeast winds all week;
farm work almost impossible; vege-
table growth much retarded, and stock
not doing very WE'LL the drought in the
Kula section of district has been re-
lieved by a good downpour of rain,
and conditions there are much improv-
ed.-E. II. Bailey.
/ Puunene-Showery weather, cold at
nights, with north winds; harvesting
proceeding; cane turning out WELL and
! juice standing well for this time of year;
rainfall, 80 inch.-J. n. S. Williams.
7
week, with occasional showers every
day; little sunshine; light trade winds;
bitches running full; young cane not
making much growth, but looking fine;
plowing rice lands; grass plentiful, but
vegetables scarce; mean temperature,
6S deg; rainfall, LOG inches.-Bro.
Frank.
Kihei-Since the 9th, much colder
. ha nd inS
continued to windward; bitches running
full, and all pumps are shut down;
planting and cultivating ratoons for
1907 crop; mean temperature, SO deg
James Scott.
Kaanapali-Strong east to northeas
winds, with cold nights; good show
ers every day during week; pastures
improving, and all growing cane II
good condition; mean temperature. 8
deg; rainfall, 1.37 inches.-Wm. Robb
ISLAND OF OAHU.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cold and wet;
pastures in poor condition; picking
coffee; mean temperature, 6S deg.
rainfall, II inch.-John Herd.
, Waimanalo-Cold weather, especially
: at night; daily showers, amounting il
all to &c inch.-A. Irvine
y Honolulu-Mean temperature, 6!
deg. rainfall, SO inch.-Local Office, U
; S. Weather Bureau.
Ewa-Weather was quite cool during
= last week; commenced grinding cam
h on 18th; mean temperature, &C deg.
: no rainfall.-W. Lohrengel.
J. Sisal-Weather quite cool, especial,
at night; sisal looking well.-Wm
Weinrich, Jr.
II Waianae-Showers on 9th and 10th
u but fair weather during remainder o
. week; nights continue very cool; meal
;, temperature, 20 deg; rainfall, 20 inch
= IF. Meyer.
Wahiawa-Cold week, with minimum