The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

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tation irrigation bitches running low;
mean temperature. 6S deg. rainfall
10 inch.--D. ID. Baldwin.
Paia-Moderate day temperatures
and cool nights; only 10 inch of rain
| this week. and pastures, except in
/ few localities. are becoming rather
dry; good weather for cane harvest
irg.-J. ]. Jones.
Makawao-Clear, warm days and
cool nights. with light southerly winds
nearly all week: planting wheat, bar
ley, corn. beans, peas and potatoes;
early crops coming along well; In the
Kula section of district, fine weather
all week; clearing land for planting:
pastures and stock in good condition.
e. II. Bailey
Puurene Warm days and cool
nights. with light, variable winds;
water in irrigation bitches falling off
I slightly, and four pumps now run
ming; good harvesting weather; rain
fall. .12 inch.-J. n. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Clear. steady weather all
week, but too cool for plant life to
make much growth; light. variable
winds: planting rice in ali sections;
mean temperature SO deg; rainfall,
10 inch.--Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Very dry this week; days
. moderately warm and nights cold; rain
much needed to windward as irrigs-
, ton bitches are all very low, necessi-
, tating pumping again; harvesting
cane. clearing and blowing lands;
mean temperature, 6S deg. rainfell, .0
. inch.-James Scott.
r ISLAND OF OAHU.
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unusually DIR!
z for this district and season. pastures
!. H. poor condition, pruning and culti
vatipg coffee; mean temperature q
D dee: raIntall, Is inch.-.lohn Herd.
Waimanalc--Warm days AMI yer!
4 cold nights, with nc iain.-A. Irvine.
4 Palol'--Clear. dry Weather durns
f; the past week. vegetables CROWNS
well during the warm days; taro ha
h been r'aT,ed ~ many If ia5t year.
t rice patches, rice lunds have beei
t plowed aud narrowed and some plant
:. ing has been done F. l.. Webster.
Houolulu-.Mean temperature. o
. deg: rainfall, Ol inch.-Local Office
5 U. s. Weather Bureau.
l. Ewa-Variable winds during week
e with slitry days and very cool nights
p mean temperature, e. deg; no rain
i faii-W. Lohrergel.
D; Sisal-W Adther cold and dry, witt
westerly winds; sisal in splendid con
g dition, nearly ready for milling g.-Wn
Z Wemrich, Jr.
J. Waianan--Warm, sunny days al
week, but night temperatures sti
n rather low: mean temperature, 20 deg
r rainfall, .04 inch.-F. Meyer.
= ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Maxwell i-N"r:herIy winds and clea
3 weather during early part of weel
/, followed by stormy westerly WINDS
- mean temperature 60 deg; rainfall. =
inch Hawaiian Sugar Co.
- Eieele-Weather very even all weel
with warm days and coo' nights, tn
" harvesting ana grinding of cane eoe
: on without interruption; no rain.-M'
- Bryde Sugar Co.
=, Koloa-Weather dry. with CO..
u nights mean temperature, g. deg
i, rainfall, .01 fnch.-P. McLane.
W. Lihue-Warm days and cool night
!. with ;, uthwesterly winds; mean teu
perature, G5 deg; rainfall, .03 inch.-
+. Weber.
=. Kealia-Light rain during latter pa
;, of week. which was otherwise Yer
- dry: cool nights. and variable winds
., weather good for harvesting, but tc
a.. cool i0r young cane to make muc
- growth; mean temperature, 67 deg
y rainfall, .27 lnch.-W. Jarvis.
Kilauea-The weather still! contnu
dry, with very cold nights; mean ten
=, peiature. 6G deg: rainfall, rs inch.
~ l.. Il. Boreiko.