The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS

RRESPOND
inches.-F II. Hayseden.
Naalehu-1S0 inches OF rain on 18th.
followed by a strong kona gale. caus-
Ing cane to lodge very badly and
breaking down a great deal OF same
many large trees We're uprooted. thou
sands of feet of nume thrown down.
and roofs blown off of houses all over
the district.-G. G. Kinney.
Pahala-Fair weather. but dry;
ooutherly gale early in week brought
some rain, which was quickly evap-
grated by high winds; mean tempera-
ture. 64 deg; rainfall, 1.10 inches.-H.
ID. Harrison.
Kapoho-very hard south wind on
10Th. followed by light south winds:
smooth seas; fishing along Puma coast;
mean temperature, ~ deg; rainfall. .GS
inch.-H. ]. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Southerly gale continued
during beginning of week, damaging
crops considerably; nights cool: calm
and warm days at close of week;
| wedding and fertilizing cane; mean
temperature, So deg; rainfall 20 inch.
H. Neubaur.
| Hana-Partly cloudy weather during
| first part of week, with strong winds
which did considerable damage; winds
on 18th and 18th were the strongest
known here in years; latter part of
| week, warm, clear days, very cool
lights, and northerly winds; no indi-
| cations of rain.-N. Omsted.
| Nahiku-On night of 10th We had a
kona storm which blew down a few
buildings in different localities; latter
portion OF week, fine, clear days. but
quite cool; rainfall, l19 inches.-C. O..
Jacobs.
Huelo-On the 10Th instant a very
strong wind from the southeast; in
the Keanae Valley this wind was in
the nature of tornado. unroofing
houses. ETC.; since the 18th weather
has been very dry, with light SOUTH
east winds; mean temperature. 6S deg.
rainfall, 1.51 inches.-W. F. Pogue.
Peahi-Warm weather, with light
south wind; cold nghts.-Geo. Groves.
Haiku-Since the south gale Of the
10Th the wind has continued very light
and variable; 1906 fruit is ripenlng
freely, and canning operations are
proceeding apace; mean temperature,
Gs deg; rainfall, 2.OS inches.-D. d.
Baldwin.
Paia-very changeable weather, with
only Al inch of rain this week; the
Paia mill of the Maui Agricultural Co
commenced grinding 1906 cane on the
22nd instant.-J. ]. Jones.
Puunene-Weather changeable, with
light showers and prevailing souther.
ly wind; very cool in mornings; har-
vesting operations proceeding rapidly;
rainfall, .23 inch.-J, N. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Clear and cool weather
during the week, with variable winds
plowing rice lands: cane making slow
growth; no vegetables in market; green
feed plentiful; repairing damage done
to fumes, etc, by late kona storm;
mean temperature. 65 deg; rainfall
1.O5 inches.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Good rains beginning on 18th
! with damaging high south and south.
westerly winds prevailing, which car.
ried away a portion of the Kihe
wharf: many trees and telephone poles
grounded; hilling up ratoons for 1901
: crop finished; preparation being made
Ito commence harvesting 1906 cane on
the 2sth instant; mean temperature. 6.
deg; rainfall, Las inches.-James
Scott
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimnnu-A very quiet week: cold
nights; mean temperature, So deg;
rainfall, -35 inch.-H. X. Macfarlane.
Maunawili-Weather has been coo
and dry; cleaning and cultivating cof
,fee; mean temperature, 10 deg; rain.
fall, SO inch.-John Herd.
Wainanalo-Very stormy Oh 2lst, bu
calm during remainder of week; rain
fall, so inch.-A. Irvine.
Ewa-Soutb wind and very sultry
weather all week; a good shower or
night Of 26th and during 9th has beer
OF great benefit to young cane; arti-
fetal irrigation Suspended; stripping
and harvesting cane; mean tempera-
ture, 66 deg; rainfall, LIP inches.-W
I1ohrengeL
Waianae-Day temperatures have
been higher this week, but early MORN
ings have continued cold; mean tenn
perature, 70 deg; rainfall, .Ss inch.-F
Meyer.
Waiawa-Llght showers this week:
young pineapple plants in good con-
dition; mean temperature, So deg.
rainfall. 81 inch.-W. r. Waters.
Kahuku-cold nights continue, but
days have been warm and sunny; calm
during greater part OF week; pumps all
shut down; harvesting continues rap
IDLY; mean temperature, 70 deg: rain
fall, IL inch.--R. II. Christophersen
ISLAND OF kauai.
acknowledgements and unsettled
weather; mean temperature. 70 deg;
rainfall. .os inch.-Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Eleele--Warm days. but very cold
nights; cane doing well; still grinding.
l-McDryde Sugar Co.