The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

inches. +291.-Robert Wallace.
Kealakekua dO-Partly cloudy and
cloudy weather obtained, with heavy
rains on the 9Th and Sth. Mean tenn
perature, 1913 deg, Ito deg: rainfall.
$40 inches. +4.77.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
Puuwaawaa QD-Good weather pre-
vailed during the entire week. Rain
fall, rs inch.-Robert Hind.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Huelo QD-The mean temperature,
72.6 deg, was 40 deg. higher, and the
rainfall, 81 inch, was 2.22 inches less
w. F.. Pogue
Nahiku QD-Excessively warm, sui
try weather obtained with very little
rain, sc inch. 1.29 inches less.-C. O.
Jacobs.
Haiku QD-Very light winds. vary
ing from northeast to south, with clear.
sunny days, and higher temperatures
prevailed. Mean temperature, 1853 deg;
rainfall, trace, -252 inches.-D. d.
Baldwin.
Peahi GD-Fine, clear weather OBJ
tanned. with rain on two dates. Rain
fall, AS inch, -1.63 inches.-G. Groves.
Kihei (9-South and southwesterly
winds prevailed, with partly cloudy to
cloudy weather followed by light rains.
Mean temperature, 1872 deg, +.3 deg;
rainfall, .07 inch, +.O7.-James Scott.
Puunene QD-Close, sultry weather
obtained, with no rainfall Sc inch less.
Mean temperature, 1916 deg, III deg
J. N. S. Williams.
Wailuku GD - Sultry days. cool
nights and light trades" prevailed
generally clouding towards evening,
with indications of but no rain. Mean
temperature, 776 deg, -+.6 deg; rain
fall, .27 inch. on the 9Th, that much
greater.-Brother Frank.
Kaanapali GD - Very warm. dry
weather continued. Mean temperature,
1914 deg. IS deg; rainfall, 90 inch.
+.O1.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku disparity cloudy, rather
humid weather, with northwesterly
winds, prevailed. The rainfall occurred
mostly at night. and amounted to "a
inch, .9S less. Mean temperature, no
deg, no changer. T. Christopher
SEN
Maunawili Ranch Qs)-The mean
temperature was 76.S deg, -t3.o deg.
John Herd.
with mean temperature OF 500 deg.
+.5 deg, and 80 inch rainfall, +.37.-
A. Irvine.
Waiawa d2)-The mean temperature.
no deg, was II deg. higher, and the
rainfall 80 inch, .2S more.-W. r.
Waters.
Eva 13)-The weather was slightly
warmer. with higher night tempera-
lures, and frequent warm showers,
amounting to 10 inch, II more. Mean
temperature, 1874 deg, 1.6 deg. higher.
r.. Muller.
Waianae G2)-The weather was rath-
er warm. with high winds the latter
part of week. Mean temperature. 1914
deg, "A deg; rainfall, .04 inch. that
amount greater-F. Meyer.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Kealia G2)-Several showers occur
with IA inch of rain, since which date
the trade winds have prevailed. Mean
temperature, 761 deg, Ill deg; RAIN
fall, 10 inch, -+.40.-W. Jarvis.
Lihue u2)-Very warm weather con-
tiIlueu, with llBHt rams amounting 10
II inch, .2l less. The mean tempera-
ture was 776, +12 deg.-F. Weber
Koloa Q2)-The days were warm
with light showers. amounting to rs
inch, +.65. The mean temperature, 77.S
deg, was is deg. higher.-The Koloa
Sugar Co.
Eleele Q2)-Very warm weather OBJ
tained. with no rainfall.-hcBryde Su-
gar Co.
Maxwell Q2) - Warm and cloudy
weather obtained, with rain In early
part OF week, amounting to .35 inch,
that amount greater. Mean tempera-
ture. 1915 deg, flo deg. The trade
winds were re-establlshed on the 10th.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.
ISLAND OF MoLOKAI.
Mapulehu Delight rains occurred
daily, with the exception OF the sth.
Mean temperature. 1913 deg, +l,3 deg;
rainfall, SO inch, +46-C. G. Conradt.
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