The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-03-06
REMARKS Pv coRREsPo NDENTs

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eral and heavy rain is still needed.
REMARKS Pv CORRESPONDENTS.
ISLAh-I OF HAWAII.
Kaumana-A good rain has fallen
and all vegetation has been much BEN
efited by it; water sources have been
very little affected, however, as the
dry soil has absorbed all of the moist
ure; we are stripping cane and plow-
ing land.-J. Il. Gamalielson
Ponahawai-All vegetation has been
much benefited by the recent rain, but
more rain is needed. f. Gamallel-
SON
Hllo-We have had some nice show
ers, which have freshened up vegeta-
ton generally; the days have been
warm but the nights COIL. c. Ly-
man.
apaikou-During the past week we
have had light showers, which VIII 90
vast amount of good; crops are al
ready Frightening up somewhat; we
are blowing land and stripping cane.
j. II. NOR.
Pepeekeo-The weather has been
showery during the past week; we are
cutting and grinding cane. blowing and
narrowing land, and planting.-Jas.
Webster.
notwithstanding the past week the
weather has been all that could be de-
sired; good rains on five days nave
given us sufficient water i'm all streams
| for Tuning; we are hoeing, fertiizing,
stripping and harvesting cane, plow-
, ing land, and planting.-J. NJ. Ross.
| Papaaloa-The showery and warm
| weather Of the past week has been
| favorable for young cane; we are cul-
| tivating, harvesting and grinding cane
| &C. McLennan.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trade winds al
| week have been attended by showers
amounting in all to 2.65 inches, but IN
water supply is still short.-E. w
Barnard
Ookala-Good showers, which were
needed by the growing crops, fell OF
the 9th ultimo; the harvesting of can'
continuously. G. Walker
Paauilo-The week has been one O.
high east winds, with some rain
growing cane looks well, and COFFEE
is ripening more freely.-C. r, Blacow
Paauhau-Strong trade winds have
prevailed all week. with variable tenn
peratures and some rain; we are har
vesting cane, blowing land and plant
ing.-H. Glass.
Niulii-Strong winds continued dur
ing the week, attended by more or les
cloudy weather and los inches of rain
we are hoeing, stripping, reaping ant
grinding cane and blowing land
Robt. Hall.
Kohala-Warm, sunny days and oc
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growing crops, which are looking
well; we are harvesting cane ant
planting.-W. O. Taylor.
Kohala Mission-The weather ha
been partly cloudy, with occasional
showers and moderate temperatures
DR. b. d. Bond.
Puakea Ranch-The rains of the pas
week have benefited pastures; Yer.
high northeast winds prevailed durini
the latter portion of the week.-A
Mason.
I Kamuela-Strong northeast wind
have prevailed, with occasional ligh
showers.-Mrs. +. w. Hay.
Honokahau-The weather has bee
comparatively dry during the pas
! week. and pastures are much in nee
of rain; coffee is looking very WE'LL
F. II. Greenwich.
Misunderstanding weather has beel
partly cloudy. with warm days and oc
casional light showers.-Rev. $. II
!, Davis.
Kealakekua-Light showers occurre
!, ON February % and March 1,-Rober
4 Wallace.
Kau-High winds during the pas
week have been attended by occasion
al showers amounting 10 80 inch; pas
lures are looking better.-F. IL. Hay
-, selden.
Naalehu-The weather continues dr.
and windy, and rain is very mut
. needed.-G. G. Kinney
Kapoho-The moderately heavy ran
fan OF the past week has started car
and pastures.--H. ]. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
[, Hana-The recent drought has bee
y broken by light showers and the ha
!. Vesting OF cane has been resumed, b
a more rain is needed.-N, Omsted
/. Nahiku-The showery weather OF Il
, past week has been very favorable (
" the planting Of rubber seeds; all We
~ citation shows marked improvement
q, O, Jacobs.
W Huelo-Light showers have been
e daily occurrence but have not mater
l. ally increased the supply of water
T. the irrigation bitches; all vegetation
y starting, especially fruit trees; oran
= trees are In blossom, and mango al
q ohia apple trees are purple with n,
or growlhi stock IL In good condition
a. W. Y, Pogue,
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