The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-23
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

part; weather very cold.-Geo. Groves.
Enthusiastically winds have pre-
vailed all week, becoming very high
on the 18th and 18th and attended by
/ some rain; abundant sunshine during
remainder of week; pineapples and 81
sal doing WE'LL peach, alligator pear
and other fruit trees beginning to show
blossoms for summer crop; on night of
| 18th wind blew a gale from the south,
/ damaging trees and vegetation; mean
tempera ture, 20 deg; rainfall, .9S inch.
d. D. Baldwin
Kahului Heavy rain on 18th,
amounting to Ito inches.-R. w. Filler.
Puunene-Warm days and cool nights
at end of last week, followed by heavy
rains from south on 14th; clearing on
18th, followed by pleasant weather and
! light southerly winds during fore part
of present week; wind increased to
hurricane force on Thursday afternoon
and night, with heavy rains; bad
weather for harvesting, but good for
next years cane crops; rainfall, 1.02
inches.-J. n. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Unsettled and very stormy
weather during greater part of week;
Southerly gales on 14th, 18th and 18th;
blowing rice fields; mango trees begin
from p. m. of 18th to 8 a. M of 18th,
with considerable rain; bananas and
small shrubs blown fiat; trestles and
fumes blown down and considerable
damage done to young cane; rainfall
over six inches; mean temperature,
Sc deg.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei (week ending 10Th. Weather
conditions throughout week favorable
for cane, with good rains on 18th and
18th; rain general all over plantation
and 90 per cent. heavier on the upper
sections than in the lower levels; work
of irrigation and cultivation suspended
for the time being; mean temperature,
II deg; rainfall, LOS inches.-James
Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili = Weather during past
week has been very stormy, and nights
have been much colder than during |
early part of month: vegetation made |
no growth; coffee picking finished; |
mean temperature, sc deg, rainfall, |
2.18 inches.-John Herd.
Waimanalo-Cool weather all week; |
2.52 inches.-A. Irvine.
Honolulu-Mean temperature 6S deg; |
SO inch.-Local Office, U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Ewa-Abundant showers have fallen
during the week and all pumps have
shut down for g few days; southerIy
and westerly winds all week, and
strong westerly gale on night of 18th:
no damage done; cane crops and all |
looking we'll after the rain; !
mean tempera ture, SIS deg; rainfall, |
l.S6 inches.-W. Lohrengel
Sisal-Stormy and very cold weather
al week; wind on Thursday night very
nigh, blowing down trees; the rains
ave been very beneficial for sisaI,
which is in good condition; rainfall.
.22 inches.-Wm. Weinrich. Jr.
Waianae-Cold weather continues. |
md high winds have prevailed all week
With good rains; mean temperat ure. 10
leg. rainfall 3.97 inches.-F Meyer.
kahu1u-The very cold weather has |
'een detrimental to young crops; ex-
eptionally high southwesterly winds |
AVE prevailed throughout entire week
nd have caused slight damage to l
-oung cane; heavy rainstorm on night | !
+ 18th, and all pumps have been shut
own; steadily harvesting cane: mean |
emperature, IS deg; rainfall. 329
nches.-R. T. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Makaweli-Storm from the west on
9Th and 18th, but no interruption of d,
ane grinding; mean temperature. 50 L
eg.; rainfall, 2.45 inches-Hawaiian q
ugar Co. I
Eleele-Cool days and cold nights )
18th strong winds and good rains:
aryesting and grinding cane steadily: !,
3infall, rs fnches-McBryde Sugar -
o. ="
Koloa-Week opened clear. but ended =
18th heavy rainstorm ACCOMPANIED | =
V high winds; very cool nights: mean T
smperature, 81 deg; rainfall. 189 =
lches.-P. McLane.
Lihue-Fery strong southwesterIv -
fnds since 18th, with very low night n
mean temperature, 66
7g.; rainfall. 113 inches.-F Weber. E,
KilaUea-Weathe rather drv and | .,
indy throughout entire week. with h
cry cold nights; mean temperature. "
deg-; rainfall, 1.2S inches-L. B. b. Ia
ike. A Nee. ASHLEY
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