Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23

weather and light southerly winds dur.
ing fore part of present week: wind
Increased to hurricane force on Thurs.
day afternoon and night. with heavy
rains; bad weather for harvesting, but
good for next years cane crops; rain.
fall. 1.O2 inches.-J. N. S. Williams.
Waikiki Unsettled and very
stormy weather during greater part OF
week; southerly gales on 14th, 18th
and 18th; blowing rice fields; mango
trees beginning to blossom; destruct-
i've kona wind from p. m. of 18th to
a. m. of 18th. with considerable rain:
bananas and small shrubs blown fiat;
trestles and fumes blown down and
considerable damage done to young
cane; rainfall over six inches; mean
temperature, 660.--Bro. Frank.
Kihei week ending 16th) Wealth.
er conditions throughout week favor.
able for cane, with good rains on 18th
and 10th; rain general all over plan.
tation and so per cent. heavier on the
upper sections than in the lower lev.
els; work of irrigation and cultivation
suspended for the time being; mean
temperature, IL; rainfall los inches.
james Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili - Weather during past
week has been very stormy, and
nights have been much colder than
during early part of month; vegetation
mado no growth; coffee picking finish,
ed; mean temperature. &C.; rainfall
2.1S inches.-John Herd.
l. Waimanalo-Cool weather all week;
rainfall, 2.52 inches.-A. Irvine.
| Honolulu-Mean temperature, 6S';
rainfall, so inch.-Local Office, U. 8
Weather Bureau.
Ewa-Abundan showers have fall
en- during the week and all pumps
have shut down for a few days; south
erly and westerly winds all week. and
q strong westerly gale on night ot
10th; no damage done; cane crops
and all vegetation looking well aftel
the rain: mean temperature, GO
rainfall, 1.SG inches.-W. Lohrengel.
|, Sisal-Stormy and very cold wealth
er all week: wind on Thursday nigh
very high, blowing down trees; tn,
rains have been very beneficial for 81
sal. which Is in good condition. rain
tall, 2.22 inches.-Wm. Weinrich, il
Waianae - Cold weather continues
and high winds have prevailed al
week with good rains; mean tempera
ture, 70' rainfall, 3.97 inches. -
Meyer.
Kahuku-The very cold weather ha
been detrimental to young crops; eN
ceptionally high southwesterly wind
have prevailed throughout entire weel
and have caused slight damage {
young cane: heavy rainstorm on nigh
OF 18th, and all pumps have been shu
: down; steadily harvesting cane; mea
temperature, 6S'; rainfall, 1929 inches
r.. T. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Makaweli--Storm from the west o
18th and 18th, but no interruption G
. cane grinding; mean temperature, SO
rainfall, 2.45 inches.-Hawaiian Suga
Co.
Eleele-Cool days and cold nights
with strong winds and good rains
! harvesting and grinding cane steat
lily; rainfall, LIS inches.--McBryde 81
!, gar Co.
Kcloa-Week opened clear, but en-,
{ ed with a heavy rainstorm accompi
q MED by high winds; very cool nights
Z mean temperature, CO; rainfall, lis
o inches.-P. McLane.
Lihue - Very strong southwestern
! winds since 18th, with very low nigf
Temperatures; mean temperature, &C
: rainfall. 1.13 inches.-F. Weber.
Kilauea-Weather rather dry an
! windy throughout entire week, wit
; very cold nights; mean temperature
] CO; rainfall, 1.2S inones. - l.. u
!, Boreiko.
: a. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.