The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

Kaumana-Weather continues cold
and rainy, in consequence of which the
soil is so wet that field operations have
been much retarded; pasturage album
dant, and grazing stock in good con-
dition; stripping cane; mean tempera-
ture, 6S deg; rainfall, 4.64 inches.--J.
E. Gamalielson.
Ponahawai-Rainy, unsettled wealth
| er continues and the ground is far too
wet for advantageous cultivation
| stripping cane: rainfall, 5.13 inches
]. E. Gamalielson.
| Hilo-Continued rainy weather, with
cloudy days and cold nights; mean
| temperature, II deg; rainfall, SAP
| inches.-L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-Weather has been very
much against all crops and work; COM
menced grinding cane on 4th instant;
coating of snow on summit of Mauna
Kea on 3rd; cutting and grinding cane;
rainfall, S.S7 inches.--John T. Moir.
Pepeekeo-Cane continues to show
growth; piowing, fertilizing, and hill
ing Up; mean temperature, u deg;
rainfall, 4.42 inches.-Jas. Webster.
Honomu-Cool, showery weather
continues; land is very wet for cultiva-
growth; stripping 1906 cane.-Wm. Pull
lar.
HakaIau-weather during past week
has been rather wet for field work and
nights have been cool; hoefng, strip
ping, fertilizing and cutting cane; rain
fall, Gil inches.-J. NJ. Ross.
Honohina-Rainfall during week. 5.35
inches.-John Patterson.
Observation-Disclosures cOOI with after
noon and night rains; growth of cane
retarded by cool weather; rainfall, 2.07
inches.-C. McLennan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all week. !
with heavy sea; nights cool; coffee
E. W. Barnard
Ookala-Harvesting cane; strong
trade winds; mean temperature, 50
deg; rainfall. 1872 inches-W. G. !
Walker
Paauilo-Weather warm for crops
and good for the harvesting of cane;
terfering with shipping; first snow OF
season visible to Hamakua district
fell on Mauna Kea on December %; !
mean temperature, So deg; rainfall, !
10 inch.-C. r. Blacow.
Paauhau-Good weather for this sea-
son of the year; steady trade winds
with occasional light rains; mill grind
ing steadily; rainfall, 10 inch.-H.
Glass
NiuIii-Cloudy weather with rather
strong winds; cane has made very lit
tie growth for several weeks past;
mean temperature, y deg; rainfall,
81 inch.-Robt. Hall.
Kohala-Good weather for cane; all
crops looking we'll; mean temperature,
IL deg; rainfall, 80 inch.-W. 0. Tay-
or.
Kohala Mission-Mean temperature,
70 deg; rainfall, AZ inch.-Dr. B. D.
Bond.
Puakea Ranch-F'ine weather, with
moderate trade winds and somewhat
higher temperatures; good growing
weather; rainfall, 20 inch.-A. Mason.
Kamuela-Fine weather during week,
With increasing northerly winds, more
snow fell on summit of Mauna Kea
Early in week; mean temperature, 60
leg; no rainfall.-Mrs. E. w Hay
Honokahau-Weather during past
week has been most satisfactory: rain
Turing early part of week was follow
ID by warm days and abundant sun
shine; cattle and pastures looking well.
>. r. GreenwelI.
Kealakekua-Cool nights, but days
warm, with a fair amount of sun
shine: rainfall, SO inch-Rev. s. H.
Davis
ealakekua-Rainfall during week,
20 inch.-Robert Wallace.
Kau-Moderate trade winds and light
howers during week; pastures looking
veil; mean temperature, 81 deg; rain
all 10 inch.-F. H HayseIden
Naalehu-Weather continues fine and
warm: good shower on night Of Dec.
s; crops and pastures look well; rain
all, 81 inch.-G. G.. Kinney.
PahaIa-Clear days and cool nights; =
ane is making no growth; mean tenn 9
erature, SO deg; rainfall. 30 inch
L. D. Harrison. =
Kapoho-Bright weather. with pros =
ect of less rain; mean temperature.
, deg; rainfall, 4.15 inches.-H J. +
lyman. :
Olaa-C Commenced harvesting cane :
I End and grinding on the 4th; har-