The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-13
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana-The weather Is again
dry; hIgn winds on the 9TH and Sth
broke down some cane and number
of forest trees and several stretches
OF cane fume; forest fire which
lasted day and two nights destroy
ed many trees and scorched young
cane.-J f. Gamalielson.
Ponahawai-The weather here has
been dry and windy all week.. II,
Gdmalielson.
Hilo-The dry weather continues,
and rain is needed badly; high winds
on the 9TH and Sth did considerable
damage to all vegetation.-L. c. Ly-
man.
Papaikou-The dry weather still
continues and cane is suffering; a ter
rife gale on the night of the 9Th did
about $50, 600 worth of damage To fiume
trestles we are wedding and strip
ping cane blowing land and planting.
j. r. NOR.
Pepee keo--The weather during the
past week has been very dry, with
| high winds; we are cutting and grind
ing cane. clearing. blowing and har-
rowing land, and planting cane.-Jas.
| Webster.
| Honomu-The weather has been
| very dry during the week: a severe
wind storm on the 18th and Sth caused
considerable damage TO growing crops
and to fumes we are harvesting
cane. and clearing and blowing land
| for planting.-Wm. Pullar.
Papaaloa-A strong northerly wind
| HE
damage to buildings. fumes. and both
young and old cane; the harvesting
and grinding of cane continue.-C. Nc
| Lehman.
| Laupahoehoe-The weather continues
very dry, the supply of water is very
short, and pastures are drying up;
very severe gale from the northwest
from p. IN. of the 9TH to p. m. of the
| Sth caused considerable damage to
| houses and trees.-E. w. Barnard.
Ookala-The heaviest wind storm in
years swept the coast during the night
of the 9TH and the following day and
caused much damage; the harvesting
of cane continuously. G. Walker.
| Paauilo-The week has been warm
| and dry. with abundant sunshine; the
heaviest southwest wind in years pre-
vailed on the 18th and Sth, causing
much damage to both old and young
cane; many trees We're blown down
and buildings were unroofed.-C. r.
| Blacow.
Paauhau-A heavy kona storm oc-
| CURED during the latter part of the
week. but very little rain fell on the
| lower lands; we are harvesting and
| planting cane.-H Glass.
Niulii-Calm weather early in the
| week was followed by a severe wilma
| storm which did considerable damage
| to cane and buildings; we We're COM
| PEELED to stop grinding at 10 a. m. OF
Sth on account of the storm.-F. c.
| Paetow.
Kohala Mission-The heaviest storm
| i'm many years caused much damage to
fumes, trees and crops on the 7th.-Dr.
b. D. Bond.
Puakea Ranch - Southerly winds
during the greater part of the week
eliminated in a very severe storm on
the eth. but with little rain; on ac-
count of the high winds pastures are
becoming dry and rain is needed.-A.
Mason.
Puuhue-Calm weather from the LIST
to the 4th was followed by two days
Of high southerly winds with light
rains; pastures are in fair condition
and stock is improving.-S. p. Woods.
Namuela-The days have been fine
and the nights cool; on the eth we eX-
perienced n southwest gale followed by
n heavy rain,-Mrs r.. w. Hay
Pauwaawaa-The weather has been
rather cold; ON the 1th a heavy rain
fell, accompanied by high Winds
| Robt. Hind
kealakekua-On the 9Th we had a
good rain from the south. amounting
to l.ls inches; this win greatly bene-
NJ crops ana live stock--Robt. Wal
lace.
| Naalehu-No rain has fallen now for
over two weeks, heavy southerly
gale occurred on the 1th.-G. q, Kin
ney
Pahala-The weather continues dry
ana a soulhwesterls gale, which is still
blowing, Is damaging oane 20 con-
siderable eNienl-H. u, Harrison
plah~ Tho weather continues very
dry and hot Win strong north
wind harvesting continues and some
cpur N hring planted ~ y. Mccann,
| kap0ho- Dry weather has prevailed
psain during lhe past week. heavy
south winds occurred on the lth and
. norlherly sale on The sth,-n, J.
Lyman
ISLAND OF MAUI,
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