Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-16

Generally 1alT weather mas pieNdIcu
in all sections Of the Group during the
past week Sunny days have been the
rule, although mean temperatures were
somewhat lower than those Of the pre-
Ceding week. High trade winds were
general during the fore part Of the
week, but the last two days were
marked by falling barometer indicative
OF storm winds from the south.
On account of the cool weather.
young cane has not made much growth;
conditions have been altogether favor
able. however, for the ripening OF the
present crop and for harvesting, weed
ing and other field operations. Cane In
the Kau district Of Hawaii has suffered
somewhat from the dry and windy
weather. The harvesting and grind
ing Of 1906 cane is proceeding rapidly
in all sections. The dry, sunny days
have been very favorable for the rip
ening OF winter pineapples. The
blowing of rice lands continues, and
seed rice In the nurseries Is doing well.
Conditions have been quite favorable
for the ripening of coffee. Pastures
have deteriorated slightly. and need
rain badly in many leeward localities.
In portions Of the north Kohala dis.
trict Of Hawaii. high winds and COLI
showers have been unfavorable for graz
ing stock.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana-The week has been mark
cane is ripening better In consequence.
wedding, fertilizing and stripping cane;
mean temperature. 66 deg; rainfall.
81 INCH. e. Gamalielson.
Ponohawai-The weather has been
much better this week, and field opera
tions are progressing fayorably: weed
ing and stripping cane; rainfall, 80
inch. Il. Gamalielson.
Hllo-Cool weather throughout the
week, with light trade wind showers at
fall, 80 inch.-L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather has improved
somewhat over last week; crops are
taking on their winter color; very lit
tie growth cutting and grinding cane
rainfall, SO inch.-John T. Moir.
Pepeekeo-Weather much improved;
work moving ahead more freely; hoe
ing, fertilizing, blowing and killing M
young cane; mean temperature. ~
deg; rainfall, II inch.-Jas. Webster
Honomu-Low temperatures prevail
and there is not much growth OF cane
apparent: weather favorable for gen
eral plantation work.-Wm. Pullar.
Hakalau-Weather conditions for the
week very favorable for field work
nights cold. Young cane making littI,
growth. boeinr fertIIizing. strippIne
and emitting cane. rainfall ia inch Il
M Ross
Uonohino-RaInfaII for week a
inch-John Patterson
panaaIoa-Davs and pigb,s ra,he,
too cool for vo;,ng cane INT veatbe,
favorable for cultiyatIon: rainfall az
,ncb C Mol ennan
Iaunahoeboe- troda wind,
and Iigbt showers. NIGHTS cold. rain,
fail. az incb.-E, w barnard
paauiIo-Tbie has hoen n wool nj
dry davs and bigh easterIv vIpLs. cool
weather for cane harvesting and kIIl
inc weeds both of which are heinc
hurried along. mean temnerature I'd
DEG rainfall "a inch C n RIacok
paauhau-CoId ana hoistorous tradr
winds ali wealt with Iittle rain. bar
yesting nrogressing ranidiv. rainfall
n inch n GIass
uonoLaa-vary s,roro trodo virda
during week.. mean temnerature n
DEG rainfall AZ inch C II proyg
NIuliI-Strong winds and iittIe snn
shine. bos,ng cul,iva,,ng ,er,Ilizina
and nlowIng. naan tamn.ratnra =.
dsg ra,n,aii 90 inch -pnht Hall
KobaIa-'E,,a weather dnrIng yaal,
ali crons lool,ing yeI,. CARED grinJ
inc on s,b Instaot. n,aan ,emnarotnro
~ doc rainfall % inch w n Tav
lor
KohaIa MIssion-Mean temperature
90 doc rain,an 10 inch wnr "a n
Rond
pmal,eo Porch-varv bigb rortbeast
erIv winds for the greater nortion NJ
The veei,s cola rtghts rainfall 10 inch
a Macon
punbno"wsotbar st,It coo,,ruos col,
and showery with high trade winds
conditIons Witch arc had Tor gra,ins
stock and nasturssNs p Woods
KomuaIa~uigh wind drr,ng fire,
80" s"S