Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
.5S inch.-J. NJ. Ross.

rainfall, .5S inch.--J. NJ. Ross.
Papaaloa-Cool days and nights, with
strong northeasterly winds becoming
strong northwesterly on night OF 18th,
weather conditions favorable for cult
walton Of all crops; rainfall, 10 inch.-
c. McLennan.
Laupahoehoe - Fine weather. With
northerly swell and heavy SEAS mighty
very cool; rainfall, .22 inch. - L. W
Barnard.
ookala-Llght trade winds during
fore part OF week, changing to north
westerly on 14th and 18th; rough sea
from l4th to date; harvesting cane:
mean temperature, TO-; rainfall, .2s
inch.-W. G.. Walker.
Kohala-Wet weather with high ko
ma wind and low temperature during
last four days; heavy rain still threat
ened: mean temperature, 700; rainfall
l.91 inches.-Kohala Sugar Co.
! Kohala Mission-A kona gale on the
18th, accompanied by thunder and
lightning; a severe kona storm during
the night OF the 18th, causing much
damage to cane fields and telephone
, systems; mean temperature, IL; rain
fall, 2.90 inches.-Dr. d. d. Bond.
Paukea Ranch-Strong Southwestern
ly gale on lith instant, with heavy
rain; southerly and southwesterly
winds during nearly the entire week;
lower pastures benefited by southerly
rains; rainfall Las inches.-A. Mason,
Puuhue-Strong southerly winds, &C
companied by electrical storm and
heavy rains. during entire week: storm
still at It's height; stock suffering from
cold weather; rainfall, LIP inches.-S
y. Woods.
Pahala-A southerly gale has pre-
vailed during entire week; only .2d
inch of rain; more needed.-H. d. Har
s!son.
Kapoho-Bright sunshine and warm
or weather during entire week; south
wind on 18th, 18th and 18th; mean
temperature, IL; rainfall, LA inches
III. J. Lyman.
: ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kirahulu Heavy kona wind on
night OF 18th, with thunderstorm and
1.60 inches of rain; still blowing hard /;
no damage done to cane; wedding and
rertilizing 1907 crop; mean tempera
ture, 72'; rainfall, 1.73 inches. - II
,ieubaur.
Hana-Strong southerly winds and
heavy rain on night OF l4th. attended
by thunder; northerly winds and COO
nights during latter part OF week.-N
Omsted.
Nahiku-Weather conditions have
been very favorable this week: DAVIS
have been warm, but nights cool: rub
Der trees are looking well, but weather
IS too cold for the planting of seeds;
rainfall, l.50 inches.-C. o. Jacobs.
Huelo - Kona storm began on the
18th; heavy rains fell in the noun,
tains during night of 18th and reached
the lower country on the 18TH at 3 D.
IN. OF 10th a destructive wind storm
entered the Koolau Gap and swept
down the Keanae valley, cutting a
path some rs feet wide and perhaps a
mile long through the light vegetation
and causing many slides on the sides
OF the valley; mean temperature, 6S9;
rainfall, 2.25 inches.-W. f. Pogue.
Peahi-Kona wind blowing all week,
with plenty Of rain during the latter
part; weather very cold.-George
Groves.
Enthusiastically winds have pre-.
vailed all week, becoming very high
on the 14th and 18th and attended by
some rain; abundant sunshine during
remainder of week; pineapples and ST.
sal doing well; peach, alligator pear
and other fruit trees beginning to show
blossoms for summer crop; on night
OF 18th wilma blew a gale from tho
south, damaging trees and vegetation;
mean temperature, 70'; rainfall, .9s
inch.-D. d. Baldwin,
Kahului Heavy rain on 14th,
amounting to ITO inches.-R. w, FIJI.
Ter.
Puunene - Warm days and cool
nights at end of last week, followed
by heavy rains from south on 18th;
clearing on 18th, followed by pleasant