The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-18
CORRESPONDENTS.
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ISLAND OF HAWAII.

ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana-Showery weather; ground
saturated and streams filling up;
crops and pastures doing well; harvest
ing cane, clearing and blowing land
and planting cane; leafhoppers doing
damage to cane for crop of 1906. L.
Gamalielson
Hilo-Warm, showery weather.-L.
C. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather all that could be
desired for growing crops and planta-
ton opera tons; grinding cane plow-
ing and panting.-John T. NOR
Pepeekeo-Just enough rain, and
everything coming along nicely; plow-
ing and planting; cutting and grinding
cane.-James Webster.
Honomu-Good growing weather all
week; harvesting and planting.-Wm.
Pullar.
Hakalau-Good growing weather.:
plenty of rain and land well soaked,
hindering planting; harvesting cane
steadily.-Geo. Ross.
pahoehoe-Showery all week;
very little wind; weather getting
wa w.
| Ookala-Generally cloudy weather,
with light showers and southeasterly
winds.-W. G. Walker.
! Paauhau-Heavy rains on upper
lands during early part of week, and
| light showers on lower fields; soil in
very suitable condition for planting
| good harvesting weather.-H. Glass.
Honokaa-Early part of week show
cry, latter part dry and warm; good
growing weather.-C. II. Bragg.
Niulii-With considerable moisture II
the soil and temperature higher during
last four days, We hope soon to be
able to see that cane is growing; plow-
ing, narrowing; hoeing and stripping
grinding for three days.-Robt Hall.
kohala-Weather fine for all planta.
tion operations and crops looking well
Wv. o. Taylor.
Kohala Mission-A favorable weel
for cane growth, and for pastures
DIR. B. d. Bond.
Puakea Ranch-Very high, drying
winds on 9Th and 10th; otherwis
weather warmer and fine for pasture
and cattle.-A. Mason.
w
stock; warm days and cool nights ar
rapidly improving pastures.-S. F
Woods
Kamuela-Showery and cold durin
fore part of week, followed by fai
and warmer conditions.-Mrs. E. W
Hay.
Puuwaawaa-Cloudy weather wit
light showers during early part c
week.-Robt. Hind.
Kealakekua-Light showers durin
week.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
| Kealakekua--Very fine blossom o
: the coffee, the best there has been fo
some years; only light showers durin
; the week, but above the coffee be
there have been fine rains; stock in
} proving.-Robt. Wallace.
!, Naalehu-Drought still unbrokeI
. some rain in the mountains, which hs
: aided harvesting.-G. G. Kinney.
( Pahala-Light showers during wee
: have relieved the situation somewha
e increasing the water supply and fresl
n ening the crops.-H. D. Harrison
n Kapoho-Fair and cooler wealth
N this week, with north winds: veget
sr ton making good growth.-H. J. L
Ig man.
to Olaa-Rain every night; young pla
lie cane and rattoons show marked il
lie provement; harvesting in all sectio
g OF the plantation.-E. p. Mccain.
Of ISLAND OF MAUI.
V Kipahulu-Abundant rains duri
20 week, and vegetation shows mark
a. Improvement; plenty OF water in I
Observation-Disclosures Gross.
Nahiku-Rubber company busily {
=, gagged in transplanting plants, viii
VI seem to grow very fast trees of
kinds and garden vegetables are dol
en as well as could be expected; more
'" less rain every day.-C. o. Jacobs
IL characterization continue favora
ou.' for plant growth; considerable r;
has fallen on the mountain. strea
,i have kept up better than during a
"s previous week of the year, and all
rlgation bitches are running full; |
stock Of all kinds in fair condition
w. F. Pogue.
IN, Haiku-Conditions favorable for piI
ev apples and sisal; the week is end
al. with copious rainfall, which will
ain boon to sugar plantations; pastu
In. green, and grazing stock flourishing
use ID. ID. Baldwin.
ed Makawao-Weather warm, with liz
its, winds and good rains: conditions v,
for favorable for crops and pastures; b