The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-27
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS

[Note:-The figures following the
name of a station indicate the date
with which the week g report closed.
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue Ranch (22)-Light showers
and amounted to % inch. Light
Grades" prevailed durino the fore
part and south winds the latter part
of weeks. P. Woods.
Puakea Ranch (22)-The tempera-
lures were somewhat lower, with rain
on four dates, amounting to so inch,
and moderate winds. The mean tenn
perature was 1872 deg.-A Mason.
Kohala Mill (22)-Good showers oc-
cured during the night of the 21st,
and lighter ones on four other dates,
but rain is still needed The temper
atures were lower, with mean of 1910
deg, and gentle winds prevailed. The
rainfall was "a inch, 81 inch less than
the average for the week.-T. Holtum
Lille.
Kohala Mission (23)-Partly cloudy
to cloudy weather obtained, with rain
on three dates, amounting to .6S inch,
a deficiency of so inch for the week.
The mean temperature was lis deg
DR.. B. D. Bond.
Multi (22)-Rains occurred I'VE
dates, and amounted 10 ~ inch, As
less than the ,fvsrage for the week.
Rainx-sST still needed. Strong winds
preFaiied during the first part of week.
The mean temperature was 1876 deg
f. C. Paetow.
Waimea (23)-The weather was
bright, but showery, with total rain
fall of Is inch, a deficiency of 80
inch for the week. The mean temper
allure was 72.5 deg.-,James Laird.
Honokaa (21)-The weather was
clear, generally clouding in the after
noon, with cool nights in the latter
part of the week. 7The mean tempera
ture was 72.4 deg, and the rainfall .63
inch, 80 inch less than the average
for the week.-Geo Buchholtz.
Paauhau (22)-Rains occurred on two
dates, and amounted to As inch a
deficiency of .9S inch for the week. |
The mean temperature was 72.6 deg
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauilo (22)-Cool mornings with |
heavy dews the features of the week.
The mean temperature was $50 deg, |
and the rainfall, 80 inch, and raining at
the close of the week. Snow was OBJ
served on Mauna Kea on the 18TH
c. r. Blacow.
Laupahoehoe (22)-Warm days, and !
showery and cool nights obtained. The |
total rainfall was so inch, deficiency
of 2.73 inches for the week. A heavy |
northerly swell prevailed.-E. w. Bar |
nard.
Ookala (22)-The weather was cool !
er, with a mean temperature of 1872 !
deg, and nightly showers amounting
to &c inch, deficiency of 2.5S inches
for the week-W G. Walker
Honohina (22)-Rains occurred daily |
and amounted to Les inches, 81 less |
than the average for the week.-W. !
Elliot.
Hakalau (22)-The usual trade winds
prevailed, with cool mornings, and |
rainfall on three dates amounting to
1.59 inches, deficiency of 100 inches |
for the week. Snow was observed on !
Mauna Kea.-Hakalau Plantation Co. .
Pepeekeo (z1J-Rains occurred, ex- /
eepting on the last day, and amounted |
to LIS inches, 1.16 less than the aver
age for the week. The mean tempera-
ture was 74.0 deg-Wm FL. Rogers
Papaikou (22)-Showers occurred |
daily, and amounted to 176 inehes-j
w w. g. Moir.
Hilo f22)-Showery weather. and cool
nights prevailed, with a mean tenn
perature of 1872 deg, and a total rain
fall of $50 inches. a deficiencysof IS
inch for the week.--L. C. Lyman.
Popahawai (22)-The weather was
cooler, with a mean temperature Of
69.9 deg. and rain on six dates,
to 80 inch. Snow fell on
Mauna Kea on the 18th and 17th.-J.
E. GamalieIson