The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-05

railroaded; light showers every night
have had very beneficial effect on
the young plant and the ration cane.
e. P. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Nice rains this week have
been very beneficial to all plant growth;
started grinding again; harvesting
cane, planting and ertilizing.-Andrew
Gross.
Nahiku-Prospects for the rubber in
dustry very favorable; young trees two
months old from seed are from II to Is
inches in height; bananas and other
crops looking well.-C. o. Jacobs.
Huelo-Ffne showers and warm
weather greatly assisting spring
growth of all vegetation stock in fair
condition: increased amount of water
in all streams, and plantation bitches
we'll supplied.-W. F. Pogue.
Haiku-Weather warm. with brisk
trades and daily rains; pineapples, 81
sal and other crops responding well to
warmth and moisture; pastures and
grazing stock in good conditional.
d. Baldwin.
Paia-Good rains during week and
vegetation generally in an improved
condition.. J. Jones.
Makawao - Weather warm, with
strong northeast trades and showers;
good rain on March 2Sth did much
good; crops are making rapid growth,
and promise good yield; pastures still
short but have freshened up some, and
stock getting along better.-E. H.
Bailey.
Kahului-Weather warm and very
dry, with strong northeast trades.-R.
w. Filler
wailuku-Strong trade winds have
prevailed throughout the week; show
ers in the mountains have given US
a good supply of water for irrigating
and fiuming cane.-C. b. Wells.
Puunene - Weather dry; strong
northerly winds; rain at ditch heads
and pumps slowed down; planting for
1907 crop commenced: harvesting pro-
ceeding rapidly. N S. Williams.
Wailuku-Weather continues steady
and dry, with strong trades during
latter part of week; vegetation doing
very WE'LL rice in good condition.-Bro.
Frank.
Kihei-Days decidedly warmer and
nights slightly cooler; still very dry,
I and rain much needed; harvesting
cane, blowing. fertilizing and pumping
james Scott.
Olowalu-Warm weather during fore
part of week followed by strong trade
winds and mountain rains: water sup
ply greatly increased; grinding cane.
George Glib.
Kaanapaii - Cloudy weather and
strong northeast trades; light showers
on March 9th and 29th; cane looking
well, but pastures very dry.-Wm.
Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Manoa-The week has been one of
light rains, which will be of great
| benefit to pastures.-F. n. Parker.
Ewa-Weather continues dry, and
| slightly warmer.-Geo. F. Renton.
Sisal-Weather dry and much warm
| er, with strong northeast winds; sisal
needs rain.-Wm. Weinrich Jr.
! Waianae-Weather is still dry and
warm. but with more signs of rain:
/ high winds have prevailed during
most of week.-F. Meyer.
Observation-Disclosures dry weather IN
| the colony. but rain in the mountains
| and plenty of water in the bitches:
| cultivated pineapple plants are doing
well. but the dry weather has inter-
! fered with early planting; new land
being prepared.-B. o. Clark.
| Kahuku-Sbowery weather with very
| high trade winds; young rattoons and
pastures greatly helped by rainfall;
harvesting and milling cane.-R. T.
Christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Kekaha - Clear and warm, with
-trong easterly winds and no rain;
good growing weather. and cane COM
ing along nicely.-Kekaha Sugar Co.
MakaWeli-Dry weather continues n +