The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-13
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
ISLAND OF HAWAII

| Kaumana-Water supply for cane
fuming getting short; cane for crop of
1907 and vegetables suffering for want
of rain, and side hill pastures dry;
stripping and harvesting cane; mean
temperature, sc deg; no rainfall.-J.
e. Gamalielson
Observation-Disclosures and garden
truck showing effects of dry weather;
pastures also getting dry, and grazing
stock falling off; blowing land and
planting cane; no RAINFALL. E. Ga
malielson
Hio-Dry weather continues, with
warm days and cold nights; no rain
fall; crops and pastures making very
little growth; mean temperature, 69
deg.-L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather very dry, and
crops making very little growth; cart
ing cane to Pepeekeo and Wainaku as
our boiling house was burned down on
the 1st; rainfall, .OS inch.-J. T. NOR,
Pepeekeo-Dry, cool weather, I'M
favorable for growth; cutting and
grinding cane; clearing and blowing
| fields; mean temperature So deg;
rainfall, 20 inch.-James Webster.
Hlonomu-Dry weather continues,
with bright, sunshiny days and cool
nights; 1906 crop cane ripening rapid
| ly, but little growth of young cane no
! ticeable during past week; clearing
and blowing land, and harvesting
cane-William Pullar.
Hakalau-Weather dry and windy,
with warm days and cold nights;
streams drying up and fiuming water
running short; blowing land; strip
ping, harvesting, planting and fertiliz-
ing cane; rainfall, .21 inch.-J. M.
! Ross.
Honohina-Week's total rainfall 20
| inch.-John Paterson.
Papaaloa-The past week has been
dry, with warm days, cool nights and
moderate winds; harvesting cane;
rainfall 35 inch.-C. McLennan.
Ilaupahoehoa-Nor swell, with
Gains; clear, cold nights and light
winds from north; coffee picking not
yet finished; rainfall, So inch.-E. W.
Barnard.
Paauilo-Squalls from the north gave
us rain twice this week; cold mornings
with south winds from snow on Maui
ma Kea, and not very warm days, have
not been conducive to good crop
growth; cane harvesting still con-
! tinues; mean temperature, 60 deg;
rainfall Z inch.-C. r. Blacow.
Paauhau-Dry, calm weather during
greater part of week; cane ripening
rapidly, and all crops in good condi-
| ton; rainfall, .42 inch-H. Glass.
Honokaa-Calm weather, with lower
temperatures this week; light souther-
| trtpa
rainfall, 81 inch.-C. H. Bragg.
Uiulii-Light, shifting winds during
week. cane harvesting continues;
mean temperature 50 deg; rainfall
Al inch.-RObert Hall.
! Kahala-Weather dry; warm days,
but temperatures low at night; har-
vesting and grinding cane; steam
blowing and planting; mean tempera-
ture, 6S deg; raifall, 80 inch.-W 90
Taylor
Kamuela-Fine warm days and cool
nights; excellent growing weather;
mean temperature, 81 deg; rainfall, .O5
inch.-Mrs. e. w. Hay.
Kealakekua-Warm days and moder-
ately cool nights; rainfall IL inch
Rev. S. H. Davis.
KeaIakekua-Fine growing weather
heavy seas during first part of week.
rainfall II inch.-RObert Wallace.
Kau-Cloudy days this week, with
little wind, and considerable smoke in
atmosphere; moderate day tempera-
lures, but nights are cool; rain need
ed; mean temperature 60 deg; rain
fall, .01 inch.-F. H. Hayselden.
Naalehu-Warm days and cold
nights; very little wind; no rain for
two weeks-G. G. Kinney.
Pahala-Warm days and cool nights;
light southerly winds; mean tempera-
ture, Sc deg; rainfall 10 inch.JH. d.
Harrison.
Kapoho Warm days and cool
nights; a good rain would be bene-
fetal; mean temperature, 60 deg; rain
fall, .04 inuch.-H, ]. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hana-Clear, cool weather, with va
riable winds mostly northerly; light
showers on Srd atnd 6th.-N. Omsted.
Huelo-Weather still continues dry
and cold; heavy surf; all vegetation
] making VerV little growth. stoolr of all