The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-02
THE WEATHER BULLETIN

I 74S deg, was s deg higehr.-H. d.
Harrison.
Kealakekua t2O-Dry and warm
weather obtained, with but one show
err. .O2 inch, on the 27th, 100 inches
less.-Robert Wallace
Kealakekua (2G)-Warmer IL deg,
with a mean temperature of al deg
md no rainfall, 21O inches Iess.-Rcv.
Samuel II. Davis
Waimea 9.-Clear and warm
weather prevailed with very cool
nights. Mean temperature, Tic deg,
lis deg: rainfall, Oj inch, the same
sa last week's-James Laird.
ISLAND OF MAUI
: Peahi (2O-Warm, sultry weather
| obtained, with rain the night of the
| Dist. amounting to % nch, 50 less
! c. Groves.
HueH (2O-The mean temperature
was 71.3 deg, 90 higher, and the rain
| fall .26 inch, was 1.42 inches less
w F. Pogue.
Nahiku (2O-The rainfall was very
light in this section. Strong trade
| wind prevailed. The total rainfall 80
inch, PA less-C. O. Jacobs.
Haiku (2O-Light trade winds pre-
vailed, with clear, sunny weather and
higher temperatures. Mean tempera-
ture, 1872 deg, --1.3 deg; total rain
fall. .23 inch. SID. D. Baldwin.
Puunene (2O-Excessively warm and
rainless weather obtained. 1t was
raining at ditch heads latter part of
week Mean temperature, 1872 deg,
70 deg. N. S. Williams.
Waikiki C2)-Excessively warm
steady weather obtained. The latter
half of week was parity cloudy with
indications of rain, but only one show
err occurred-on the 22nd. The regular
trades prevailed, excepting that the
25th was stormy all day. Mean tenn
, perature, 1872 deg, =.6 deg; rainfall
, O5 inch, 4+.O3.-Brother Frank
Kaanapali (2O-Partly cloudy, rain
less, very warm weather, with moder'
ate north to northeast winds prevail
ed. Mean temperature, I4.9 deg.-Wm
Robb.
Kihei (25)-Warm, rainless weathe,
obtained Mean temperature, $50 deg
q VIM. A. Sparkes.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
- Kahuku (2S)-Fine weather, will
>, rains occurring mostly at night, anc
. high trades" prevailed. Mean tenn
perature 77.6 deg, A deg. higher, ant
- rainfall, IS inch, 90 less.-R. T. Chris
tophersen
Eva (29)-Clear to partly cloud,
weather obtained. The mean tempera
:, ture, 1872 deg. was o deg. lower, ant
the rainfall, .O6 inch, Was ,O2 less.-R
Muller.
e waianae (2S)-Warmtr, IA deg.
ralnless weather prevailed. Mean tenn
e perature, SO.4 deg, with "a inch les
/ rainfall.-F. Meyr.
l. Waiawa (2S)-Coolr, is deg, wit
% rainfall on ne date, amounting to 2
inch. .95 less. Mean temperature, a.
deg.-W. r. Waters.
m ISLAND OF kauai.
s Kilauea (2S)-Slightly warmer
o deg, somewhat cloudy weather, wit
showers at night, amounting to e
= inch, IA less. Mean temperature, 90
l. deg.-L. B. Boreiko.
7 KeaIia (2S)-Night showers occurre
s. during latter part of week The mea
temperature, 1913 deg was l.3 de9
= higher and the rainfall, 40 inch, wa
s. AZ less-W. Jarvis.
Ilnue (Zo)-ollBltlS wal lllSi' ~ NO
with light winds towards end of Weei
d. Mean temperature, 1872 deg; toti
4 rainfall .35 inch, % less-F. Weber
H. Koloa (2S)-High temperatures OF
tanned, with light showers on thre
- dates, amounting to "a inch, ,O7 NOR
III Mean temperature, 77.4 deg . del
. higher.-The Koloa Sugar Co.
MakaweH (2S)-Sultry rainle'
a. weather, % inch less with light wind
III and stationary temperature preValle
Mean temperature 100 deg.-Hawaiia
Sugar Co.
re ISLAND OF MOLOKAI.
+ Mapulehu (2S)-The mean temper'
IL ture, S0.2 deg, was ~ deg. hlghe
e. there was but one rain, so inch on II
28th. .O6 less.-C. C. Conradt.
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