The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-16
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Pogue.
Peahi-Weather cold and windy;
very little rain.-George Groves.
Haiku-Rather cool nights, but dry,
sunny days have been very favorable
for our growing crops; pineapples are
ripening more freely and canning oper-
ations are proceeding slowly; mean
temperature, 10 deg; rainfall, 20 inch.
d. d. Baldwin.
Paia-Dry, windy weather during
week, and pastures deteriorated little
in consequence; cane ripening; rain
fall, "a inch.-J. J. Jones.
Kahului--Veryq calm weather during
the fore part of the week, but high
winds and choppy seas prevailed dur
ing latter part; warm days and cool
nights continue; no rainfall.-R. w.
Filler
Puunene-Weather all that could be
desired for harvesting; warm days and
cool nights; not much rain at ditch
heads; very dry on flats; high norther-
ly winds at times cane eXcellent.-J.
\, s Williams.
Wailuku-Clear, cool and steady
weather; light trades plenty of sun
shine; seed rice growing well; plow-
ing rice lands cane fine; streams low;
fruits and garden truck scarce; mean
temperature, 6S deg; no rainfall.-Bro.
Frank
Kihei-Warmer days and colder
nights throughout this week; still no
rain, though abundant ditch water for
all purposes is coming along; killing
1906 crop cae still growing, and young
cane for 1907 crop looking well and
healthy mean temperature. y deg;
rainfall, trace.-James Scott.
napali-Moderat trade winds
during week; weather generally cool;
all growing cane looking well and pas
lures fairly we'll; mean temperature,
70 deg; no rainfalI-William Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimanu-Calm and clear weather
all week hmas been good for growing
crops; mean temperature, Y deg; rain
fan, 20 inch-H. r. Macfarlane.
Weather unusually fine;
picking coffee; mean temperature, Y
deg; rainfall, 27 inch-John Herd.
Waimanalo-Very fine weather all
week; absolutely calm during last two
days; rainfall, ~ inch.-A irvine
Honolulu-Mean temperature, ~ deg.
rainfall, 90 inch.-LoCal Office, u. S.
Weather Bureau.
Ewa-Weather fine during fore part
Of week, but sultry conditions with
southerly wind have prevailed during
the last two days; the country is very
dry, and rain would be welcomed;
mean temperature, 50 deg; on rainfall.
w. Lohrengel
Sisal-Weather somewhat warmer
than last week; no showers; sisal
looking well.-William Weinrich, Jr.
Waianae-No change in weather dur
ing past week; nights continue cool,
but days are quite warm; mean tenn
perature, "A deg; no rainfan.-F.
Meyer.
Kahuku-Partly cloudy and cold
weather, with high trade winds during
greater part of week; pastures in good
condition commenced grinding 1906
cane crop on the End; mean tempera-
ture 10 deg; rainfall, O6 inch.--R. Il.
Christophersen.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Eleele-Dry weather, with warm days
and cold nights; cane doing we'll; har-
vestng and grinding cane.-McBryde
Sugar Co.
KOlOa-GoOd growing weather, but
rather dry; pastures in good condition;
harvesting and grinding cane; mean
temperature 70 deg; rainfall, .S5 inch.
p. McLane.
Lihue-Favorable weather for cane
grOwth-exceptionally warm days dur
ing latter part of week; mean tempera-
ture, 70 deg; rainfall, II inch.-F.
Weber
Kealia-Partly cloudy weather, with
lights winds; started to grind cane on
10th; mean temperature, "A deg; rain
fall, 02 inch.-W. Jarvis.
Kilauea-Cloudy weather all week,
with practically no rain; a little irri-
cation of cane necessary; mean tenn
perature, 50 deg; rainfall, 90 inch.-L.
b. Boreiko
Hanalei-The blowing of rice fields
continues, anr the planting of young
rice will soon begin; pastures in fine
condition; rainfall 10 inch,-E. g. X.
Deverill.
A. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.