The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-03


low temperatures; a week of warm
sunnyq weather would now me beneh-
cial; hoeing and stripping cane the
principal operations of the week; mean
temperature, II deg; rainfall, los
inches.-W. O. Taylor.
Kohala MIssion-A week of strong
winds and exc ssive monsture. with but
"a small proportion of sunshine mean
temperature. 20 deg. rainfall. 100
inches.-Dr b. D. Bond.
Puakea Ranch-Favorable weather
with good rains; pastures looking well
and stock in good condition; rainfall
1.1S inChes.-A. Mason
Puuhue-Rainy weather, with strong
trade winds and very cold nights: stock
suering from present conditions pas
lures i'm fair order; rainfall, 1.54 inches
s.. p Woods
Kamuela-High winds have prevail
ed during the week. but days have been
fairly pleasant; mean temperature. ga
, deg; rainfall, .O5 inch.-Mrs. e. w.
Hay.
Honokohau-Dry weather during the
past week but pastures and stock
looking well; nights and mornings con-
tinue cold; coffee crop all harvested.
r. r. Greenwich.
! Kealakekua-Days warm and sunny,
but nights COOL rainfall, IS inch
Rev. s II. Davis
/ Kealakekua-War days and cold
night; no rain.-Robert Wallace.
! Kau-Cold weather continues; pas
lures in good condition.-F. H. Haysel-
den.
! Naalehu-Weather continues fine,
with occasional windy days shower
on night of 10Th amounting to 81
inch.-G. G. Kinney.
! Pahala-Dry weather, with high
winds; crops suffering; mean tempera-
ture 60 deg; rainfall, .O2 inch,-H. D.
Harrison.
Kapoho--More sunshine needed; at
present writing a general rainstorm is
/ in progress; mean temperature, II deg;
rainfall, 2.34 inches.-H. j. Lyman.
Olaa-Heavy rains, mostly at night;
preparing to harvest 1906 cane crop;
hoeing and stripping cane; mean tenn
perature "A deg; rainfall, 7.42 inches.
e. P. Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
KipalIulu-Fine weather this week
for wedding cane; only so inch of rain;
mean temperature, rs deg.-Andrew
Gross.
Iana-Clear and fine weather
throughout the week with light trade
winds; crops growing well-N. ON
sted.
| Uahiku-Fair weather during fore
part of week; latter part showery, but
not quite so cool as preceding week;
rubber trees and vegetation not maxi
inf a very rapid growth; rainfall 2.S6
inches.-C. O. Jacobs.
Huelo-Latter portion of week show
cry, with strong northeast winds; an
ample supply of water for irrigation
bitches; stock of all kinds in rather
poor condition; mean temperature 60
deg; rainfall, 1.43 inches-W. F. Pogue.
Peahi-Very stormy weather with
cold night-George Groves.
Haiku-Temperature low, but other
wise weather conditions have been
favorable for agricultural operations,
the rainfall occurring mostly at night;
winter crop pineapples ripening more
freely, and fruit blossoms for summer
lcop beginning to appear; mean tenn
Iperature, II deg; rainfall 1.2S inches
D. d. Baldwin.
Paia-Weathed fine during the past
week. although somewhat windy at in
tervals; all irrigated crops in good con-
ditHon and promise we'll rainfall, 81
inch-J. ]. Jones.
o-Wieathed fairly good all
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temperatures and northeast winds;
planting wheat, potatoes and beans;
no rain in the Kula section of dis
trict, and precipitation is nseded there
to keep vegetation growing.-E. H.
Bailey.
Kahului-Cloudy weather continues
with cool nights; high northeast
winds, and sea outside very choppy;
rainfall 90 inch.-R. w. Filler.
! Puunene-Weather clear and cool
here, but showery on upper lands and
to windward; conditions very favorable
for the harvesting of cane rainfall,
OS inch.-J. N. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Weather fair and cool dur
ing the past week with light showers
ait night; cane growing slowly; plow-
! ing rice lands; mean temperature, Il
deg; rainfall, is inch.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Very high trade winds during
early part of week; rather warmer
weather than usual for this season dur,
! ing latter part; young plant cane for
1907 crop is being benefited by the
warmer weather, and heavy cane of
1906 crop is ripening fast; planting for
/ 1907 crop finished, fertiinz and hill
/ ing up ratoons; !ditches running full,
but rain much needed on this side;
mean temperature, Il deg; no rain
/ fall-James Scott
| Kaanapali-COld unsettled weather
during week, with occasional showers
all vegetation fresh and green; mean
temperature, 20 deg; rainfall, II inch
! William Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahumanu-G Generally fair weather all
week, except on 2Sth instant: mean
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