Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-26

Observation-Disclosures warm and COM
paratively dry week, showing the hot
test day on record for years; stripping
and wedding cane.-Andrew Gross
Nahiku-Weather showery, and not
quite so warm as during previous
week; all vegetation growing nicely
G. o. Jacobs.
Huelo-Showery nights and warm
days. weather unusually wet for July;
] vegetation improving. and stock Of all
kinds in fair condition.--W. f. Pogue.
/ Haiku--Weather warm. with light
showers and abundant sunshine; con-
ditions very favorable for the growth
and rpening of pineapples; sisal also
advancing finely; pastures green, and
grazing stock thriving.-D. d. Bald
win.
Paia-Only IA inch Of rain here dur
ing week, but good supply Of water
in the bitches still renders pumping
unnecessary; midsummer plantation
work is actively progressing.-J. J.
Jones.
Makawao - Fine weather during
week; pastures and stock in good con-
dition; conditions in Kula section re-
main unchanged; potatoes in upper
lands very good, but corn crop light
E. II. Bailey.
Puunene-Unusually warm weather.
with no rain; water supply falling OF.
and all pumps running full time;
planting for 1907 cane crop proceeding
rapidly; growing cane looking fine
J. n. s. Williams.
| Wailuku-Weather hot and dry, but
favorable for agricultural operations;
seed rice planted. and rice lands being
prepared; vegetables plentiful; water
supply abundant.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Partly cloudy and warm
weather nearly all week, though very
dry; conditions excellent for cane
growth. as evidenced by the appear
ance of the older cane; light trade
winds throughout week; blowing land
and planting cane.-James Scott.
/ Olowalu-Weather warm, with light
variable winds; rain in mountains;
blowing land; hoeing, fertilizing and
planting cane; pastures remain very
dry.-Geo. Glib.
! Kaanapali - Strong northerly to
northeasterly winds. with occasional
light showers on 18th and 10th: more
rain on the higher lands; all growing
crops looking well, and pastures fairly
well.--Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimanu-Except wet wealth
er for this season of the year. with
2.52 inches OF rain during week; cas-
sava growing rapidly; stock and pas
lures in COED Condition.-E. Knust.
MaunaNili - Weather warm, with
abundant of moisture; coffee doins
very well; pastures fair.-John Herd
Waimanalo-Weather steadily warm
with good showers on 18th and GOTH
A. Irvine.
Ewa--Weather continues steadil.
warm.-Ewa Plantation Co.
Sisal-Weather very warm: ligh
showers. but not enough to alleviat
!, conditions.-Wm. Weinrich, Jr.
, Waianae-Very warm weather con
tinues throughout the Waianae dis
/ trict; very light showers on 18th an
Goth, but more rain is badly needed
F. Meyer.
Waiawa-Pines ripening very slowl
this week; rain is needed very badly
w. r. Waters.
Wahiawa-High humidity and warn
, nights, with heavy rains during latte
part OF week from direction OF Waia
nae and Waialua; makai pastures niue
D benefited; wet weather very favorabl
5 for growth of young pineapple plant
Q just set out.-B. o. Clark.
A Kahuku-Weather warm and cloudy
: heavy rains at end of week have helpe
: cane and pastures greatly; artifcN'
: irrigation has been suspended for
e few days; planting cane: harvestin
5 and milling matured cane; marketin
= rice and watermelons.-R. T. Christie
4 pherson.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Kekaha - Continued very war;
weather; planting seed. and mil
SllHulnb.- Nthdnu ouSuiI W.
n Makaweli-Partly cloudy weather
{ with temperatures slightly lower tina
e those of the preceding week; grind
: ing cane steadily.-Hawaiian Sugar CT
D Eleele-The past week has bee
y warm and dry here. with occasions
d high winds; light showers have fallc
Q over mauka lands.-McBryde Sugar G.
II Koloa-Good weather, but ratht
I. dry; pastures In good condition. b.
} cane in need OF ramp. McLane.
II Lihue-Unsettled weather, with ligl
IS showers every night. Weber.
II Kealia-Frequent rains are freshel
= ing up the cane. but the leafhopper
" becoming quite prevalent,-W. Jarvi
10 Kilauea-Warm and showery wei
l. ther continues; conditions very favor'
,e BILE for growth Of camel. b. Borelk
l. Hanalei-First crop rice all harves
n ed, and Chinese have begun to plal
,e second crop; abundant rains durir