The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-06

casionaI light showers.
Davis.
KeaIakekua-Light showers occurred
on February q and March l.-fsooef'
Wallace.
Kau-High winds during the past
week have been attended ny OCCASION
Al showers amounting to 80 inch; pas
lures are looking better+-F. H Hay
seIden.
Naalehu-The weather continues dry
and windy. and rain is very mucn
uecded.-G. G. Kinney.
xapoho-Tne moderately heavy rain
fall of the past week has started cane
and pastures.-H. J. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI
f{ana-The recent drought has been
broken by light showers and the mar
vestfna OF cane has been resumed, but
more rain is needed.-N. Omsted.
Eahiku--The showery weather of the
past week has been very favorable Tor
the planting of rubber seeds; ali veg
citation shows marked Improvement
C. Q. Jacobs.
Euelo-LighC showers have been OF
daily occurrence but have not materI-
aiiy increased the supply of water al
the irrigation bitches; all vegetation IS
starting, especially fruit trees; orange
trees are in blossom, and mango and
ohia apple trees are purple with new
growth stock is in good condition
W. F. Pogue.
Peahi-1na needed rains have at last
arrived, and truck planting is being
rushed by the small farmers; every
thing is growing rapidly. - Geo
Groves
Fam nora inv hn hePn
rather moderate, but gentle rains and
a fair amount OF sunshine have had
favora bic effect on vegetation: the
rains have also refreshed the pastures
and have slightly increased the supply
of water in the irrigation ditches.-D.
D. Baldwin.
Paia-There has been little rain
this week which has increased the
water in the irrigation bitches, but all
local pumps are still at work.. j.
Jones
Makawao-The weather has been
warm and dry, with strong easterly
winds all week: farm crops need rain.
and stock generally is feeling the eff
feet of short pasturage; in the Kula
section of the district the soil is still
moist and planting of crops is pro-
crossing; pastures and stock are in
fair condition E. H. Bailey.
Puunene--Light showers have fallen
on the flats and more rain at ditch
heads; the weather has been fine for
harvesting; strong trade winds pre-
vailed all week.. N. S. Williams.
Wailuku-The days have been warm
and sunny, but the nights have con-
tinued cool several freshets in the
west Maui mountains have given an
ample supply of water for cane, taro
and rice; 1907 cane is in splendid con-
dition and making good growth; rice is
doing well.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-We have had warmer days
and cooler nights, with steady trade
winds which have brought rain at the
ditch heads and increased the supply
of surface water, although pumping is
still necessary; we are fertilizing and
harvesting cane and blowing land
JAS. Scott.
Kaanapali-During the past week the
weather has been clear, with strong
trade winds; all growing cane is look
ing well, and pastures are in fair con-
dition.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimanu-During the past week we
have had moderate temperatures and
occasional light showers; pastures and
crops are in fine condition; we could
not wish for better weather.-H. R.
Macfarlane.
Misunderstanding the past week
both the days and nights have been
warm, with occasional light showers
A. Irvine.
Palolo-Rather dry weather has con-
tinued during the past week; the trans
planting of rice is finished, and young
rice is growing well; pastures are
rather short and show the need of rain.
F. L. Webster.
Honolulu-The past week has been
dry, with temperatures considerably |
above the normal.-LocaI Office, L. S. |
Weather Bureau.
Sisai-Light showers early in week !
were followed by warm and dry wealth |
er; slsal is looking well.-Wm. Vein |
riot .Tr
Waianae-We have had another week |
of warm, dry weather, with high winds;
rain is BADLY needed all over this dis |
triet.-F. Meyer.
Wahiawa-The past week has been
one of sunny days and occasional light !
showers, with heavy morning and even
ing dews; we are just finishing the har-
vestlng of very satisfactory winter