The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

Kaumana-Water supply for cane
fuming getting short; cane for crop OF
1907 and vegetables suffering for want
of rain, and side hill pastures dry;
stripping and harvesting cane; mean
temperature. &c deg; no rainfall.-J.
Il. Gamalielson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and garden
truck showing effects of dry weather;
pastures also getting dry. and grazing
stock falling off; plowing land ana
planting cane; no rainfall.-J. h. Ga
malielson.
Hilo-Dry weather continues, with
warm days and cold nights; no rain
fall; crops and pastures making very
little growth: mean temperature, 6S
deg.-L. c. Lyman.
Observation-Disclosures very dry, and
crops making very little growth; cart-
ing cane to Pepeekeo and Wainaku as
orr boiling house was burned down on
/ the lst; rainfall. .0S inch.-J. 7. Moir
Pepeekeo-Dry, cool weather, un-
favorable for growth; cutting and
grinding cane; clearing and plowing
| fields; mean temperature, SO deg;
1
| Honomu-Dry weather continues.
with bright. sunshiny days and cool
nights 1906 crop cane ripening rapid
~. but little growth of young cane mo-
ticeable during past week; clearing
and plowing land, and harvesting
cane.-Wm. Pullar.
Hakalau--Weather dry and windy
with warm days and cold nights
streams drying up and fluming wate
, running snort; plowing land; strip
, ping. harvesting. planting and fertilis
ing cane; rainfall, n inch.--J. M
! Ross.
Honohina-Week's total rainfall, 2
inch.--John Patterson.
Papaaloa-The past week has beel
dry. with warm days, cool nights AM
moderate winds; harvesting cane
rainfall 35 inch-C. McLennan.
Laupahoehoe-Nor swell, Wit
calms; clear, cold nights and ligh
winds from north; coffee picking no
, yet finished; rainfall, .S5 inch.-E. w
Barnard.
o Paauilo--Squalls from the north CAV
us rain twice this week; cold mornings
with south winds from snow on Mau
j. ma Kea and not very warm days, hav
not been conducive to good Gro
growth; cane harvesting still con
tinues; mean tempera ture, so deg
rainfall, ~ inch.-C. r. Blacow.
. Paauhau-Dry calm weather durin
, greater part of week; cane ripenin
rapidly, and all crops in good condi
tion; rainfall, .42 inch.-H. Glass.
Honokaa-Calm weather. with lowe
;, temperatures this week; light southei
ly winds: mean temperature, 6s deg
rainfall 81 inch.-C. II. Bragg.
Niulii-Light, shifting winds durin
week; cane harvesting continues
mean temperature. So deg; rainfall
Al inch.-Robt. Hall,
Kohala-Weather dry; warm day
but temperatures low at night; hal
4 vesting and grinding cane; steai
plowing and planting mean temperf
ture. GS deg; rainfall, SO inch.--W.
Taylor.
Kamuela--Fine, warm days and COZ
nights; excellent growing weather
mean temperature, 90 deg; rainfall, =.
n inch.-Mrs. Il. w. Hay.
3 Kealakekua-Waim days and mode
= ately cool nights; rainfall, IL inch.'
). Rev S. II. Davis.
: KealalSekua-Fine growing weathe
l. heavy seas during first part OF weel
|. rainfall, IL mch,-Robt. Wallace.
:. Kau-Cloudy davs this week, wit
1. little wind. and considerable smoke
], atmosphere moderate day temperi
II lures. hut nights are cool; rain nee,
Il ed: mean temperature, 81 deg; rail
5, fail, .Cl inch,-F. II. Hayselden.
N Naalehu--Warm days and co
T. nights; very little wind; no rain +
:. two weeks.-G. G. Kinney.
7. Pahala-Warm days and cool night
J. light southerly Winds mean temper
r, ture, 66 deg; rainfall, 10 inch.-H.
:. Harrison.
n Kapoho - Warm days and co
l. nights; good rain would be ben
h. icial; mean temperature. 60 deg; raj
a. fall .Oi inch.-H, ]. Lyman.
a ISLAND OF MAUI.
%, Hana-Clear. cool weather, wi
s. variable winds, mostly northerly; Zig
ny showers on srd and 6th,-N, Omsted
IL Huelo-Weather still continues d
m, and cold; heavy surf; all vegetati
making very little growth; stock ~
10, kinds in fair condition; mean tel
nd pora,ure, 60 deg; rainfall, 60 inoh.-
lr' H. Pogue,
II, IIalku-Temperatur rather L
both day ana night, but dry, sun
nm days. with light winds, have bs
favorable for plant growIh, and