The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-27
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS

showers.-Geo. Groves.
iiaiku-Dry, sunny and warm wealth
er has been very favorable for pine
apple growth, but sugar plantation irri-
cation bitches are very low and pas
lures are getting dry; sisal is advanc-
ing slowly.-D. d. Baldwin.
Paia-Dry weather has continued
during the past week.. J. Jones.
Puunene-The weather has been very
dry, and water in the irrigation bitches
has fallen to a low point; harvesting is
proceeding rapidly and cane is holding
up in quality very WE'LL. n. S. Viii
liams
Wailuku-Dry, sunny weather has
continued, with light winds and cool
nights; all streams are very low and
water is getting scarce; young cane and
rice are doing well, and there is a sutfi-
cient supply Of green feed; vegetables
are scarce.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-The weather has been some
what warmer this week, but is still very
dry and rain is much needed; we are
harvesting cane and blowing land and
pumping water.-James Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili-Fine weather prevailed
during the greater part of the week,
Int rain began during Friday night and
still continues.-John Herd.
Waimanalo-Dry, warm weather dur
ing most of week was followed by
showers on the 23d.-A. Irvine.
Palolo-Dry weather continues except
for light showers at night; the trans
planting of rice is nearly finished, and
young rice is growing nicely.-F. l..
Webster.
Manoa-W has been warm
with very little rain during first part of
week, but light showers during last
three days; on Friday night, good
rain in the mountains caused Manos
streams to rise and gave taro patches
plenty of water.-F. N. Parker.
Ewa-The weather has been fine al
week, with a trace of rain on the 23d
crops are in good condition, and thu
harvesting Of cane is proceeding stead
ily.-W. Lohrengcl.
Sisal-The weather has been warn
and very dry, several small showers
which have fallen not having been suffi
cient to lay the dust; weather condi
tions at present are unsettled: sisal Ii
in splendid condition. Weinrich
Jr.
Waianae-Warm days have been thu
rule all week, and night temperatures
have been little higher; trace OF
rain fell on the 23d, but otherwise tn,
week was dry. Meyer.
Waiawa-We have had another rathe
dry week; winter pineapples are ripen
ing fast, and the summer crop an,
young plants are in good condition.-W
R. Waters.
" ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Makaweli-The weather has beer
clear and fine; trade winds set in OF
the 2lst, and light shower of rain fel
on the 23d.-Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Eleele-Except for a light Shove
during the forenoon of the 23d, TIN
weather has continued dry and warm
cane crops are doing very well.-Mc
Bryde Sugar Co.
Koloa-The weather has been warm
with light showers on the Goth and BE
amounting to 40 inch; heavy rail-
would be very beneficial for growing
crops.-P McLane.
Lihue- Rather dry weather and ligh
winds have continued during the pas
week-F. Weber.
Kealia-The dry spell has beel
broken by showers during the latte
4 part of the week; the days have bee
clear, with light winds and higher ten
peratures.-W. Jarvis.
/ Kilauea-The dry weather still con
tinues; the fore part of the week wa
warm, but cold winds have been blow
ing for the last two days.-L. b
BOreikc.
Hanalei-The dry weather is begin
ming to tell on upland pastures; youn,
rice is doing well.-E G. X. Deverill.
A. NC. ASHLEY,
Section Director