The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-26

on the l4tn ana 10Th ana Atlsnpra w
some rain: abundant sunshine during
remainder OF week: pineapples and Sd
sal doing well: peach, alligator pear
and other fruit trees beginning To show
blossoms for summer crop; on night a.
18th wind blew a gale from the south.
damaging trees ana vegetation. mean
temperature. 20 deg; rainfall, % inch
D ID. Baldwin.
Kahului - Heavy rain on l4th.
amounting to ITO inches.-R- W. Flller-
Puunene-Warm days and cool nights
at end OF last week. followed by heavy
rains from south on 14th clearing on
18th. followed by pleasant weather and
light southerly winds during fore part
of present week; wind increaAssd 10
hurricane force on Thursday afternoon
and night, with heavy rains; bad
weather for harvesting, but good for
next years cane crops; rainfall, l.@
inches.-J. n. s. Williams.
Wailuku-Unsettled and very stormy
weather during greater part OF week.
southerly gales on 18th. 18th ana lSths
blowing rice fields: mango trees begin
ming to blossom; destructive kona wind
from p. m. Of 18th to a. IN. OF 18th,
with considerable rain; bananas and
small shrubs blown dat trestles and
fumes blown down and considerable
damage done to young cane; rainfall
over six inches; mean temperature.
&c deg.-Bro. Frank.
Kihel (week ending 18th. Weather
conditions throughout week favorable
for cane with good rains on 18th and
18th; rain general all over plantation
and so per cent. heavier on the upper
sections than In the lower levels; work.
OF irrigation and cultivation suspende4
for the time being; mean temperature.
II deg; rainfall, 105 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 made
no growth; coffee picking Finished
mean temperature. 66 deg; rainfall.
2.1S inches.-John Herd.
1 Waimanalo--Cool weather all week.
rainfall, 2.52 inches.-A. Irvine.
Honolulu-Mean temperature, 6S deg.s
rainfall, 80 inch.--Local Office, u. s.
| Weather Bureau.
Ewa-Abundant showers have fallen
.
shut down for few days; sOutheriy
and westerly winds all week, and a
strong westerly gale on night OF 18th,
no damage done; cane crops and all
vegetation looking well after the rains
mean temperature, 66 deg; rainfall.
1SG inches.--W Lohrengei. 4
| Sisal-Stormy and very cold weather
| all week; wind on Thursday night very
high, blowing down trees; the rains
have been very beneficial for sisal.
which is In good condition; rainfall,
2.22 inches.-Wm. Welnrich, Jr.
| Waianae-Cold weather continues.
| and high winds have prevailed all week
with good rains; mean temperature, 10
deg: rainfall 397 inches.-F. Meyer
| Kahuku-The very cold weather has
been detrimental to young crops; ex-
| ceptionally high southwesterly winds
| have prevailed throughout entire week
and have caused slight damage Ia
young cane. heavy rainstorm on night
of 18th. and all pumps have been shut
down; steadily harvesting cane; mean
temperature, 6S deg; rainfall, 1928
inches.-R. r. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
| Makaweli-Storm from the west on
18th and 18th. but no interruption or
cane grinding; mean temperature. 81
deg; rainfall, 2.45 inches.-Hawalian
Sugar Co.
Eleele-Cool days and cold nights.
with strong winds and good rains.
harvesting and grinding cane steadily
rainfall, l7s inches McBryde Sugar
| Co.
Koloa-Week opened clear, but ended
with n heavy rainstorm accompanied
by high winds; very cool nights; mean
temperature, 81 deg; rainfall, i9
| lnches-P. McLane.
| Lihue-Very strong southwesterly
winds since nth, with very low night
temperatures mean temperature, GO
deg; rainfall, ll3 inches,-F, Weber
Kilauea-W Weather rather dry ana
windy throughout entire week, with
very cold nights me3l temperature.
81 deg rainfall, LES Il hes,-L, ~ iio-
reiko, A MO-, ASHLEY,
Section Director
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