The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-13

Omsted.
Nahiku O-Generally warm and
F.! clear days, with a total rainfall OF 60
! inch.-C. 0. Jacobs.
Huelo G)-The mean temperature,
72.5 degrees, was IL degree higher
than that of the preceding week. The
| total rainfall was "a inch. Winds
steady from east-northeast.-W. F.
! Pogue
! Peahi O-Fine weather obtained,
with occasional light showers in the
| mornings Light trade winds-George
! Groves.
Haiku G)-Generally clear weather
and much sunshine, with but .05 inch
! of rainfall-on the 7th. The mean
temperature, 74.o degrees, was Ia de-
gree higher than that for the preced-
ing week. Moderate trade winds OBJ
| tained.-D. D. Baldwin.
/ Paia 0-Very dry weather obtained
! with some light, sprinkling showers
amounting to .02 inch on the 7th. The
trade winds are well established-at
times light and at others fairly strong.
General conditions dry, hot and dusty.
j. ]. Jones.
Puunene C)-Very warm in daytime,
but seasonably cool at night. Weather
very dry, with very high winds dur
ing middle of day. No RAINFALL. N.
S. Williams.
Wailuku (O-Almost cloudless skies
obtained, excepting on the 1st. with, as
yet. no indications of rain. The mean
temperature, III degrees, was slight
ly higher than that of the preceding
week.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei (5)--Little change in weather
conditions xsyith Of ,c
week Prevailing conditions about
normal for this season. bitches con-
tinue dry and all pumps at work. The
mean temperature was IT'S degrees,
and "Reminiscences Scott.
Kaanapan (S)-The weather was
very sultry, with light to moderate
northeast winds during the first part
of the week; strong northeast wind and
partly cloudy weather obtained during
the latter part. The mean tempera-
ture was TIA degrees, and total rainfall
trace.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili (9)-Fine weather, with
occasional showers. Night of Sth. and
the 9Th very stormy and wet. The
mean temperature was 1916 degrees,
and total rainfall SO inch-John Herd.
Waimanalo (s)-The total rainfall
was % inch.-A Irvine
Eva G)-Very dry. Partly cloudy,
partly sunny weather obtained with
light trade winds. The mean temper
allure was 40 degrees, and no rainfall.
r.. Muller.
Waianae (S)-Excessively warm
weather obtained with very little wind
and no rainfall. The mean tempera-
| ture was 500 degrees.-F. Meyer.
ISLAND OF kauai.
| Maxwell (S)-Very dry, extremely
warm weather. with light winds and
clear sky. No rainfall. The mean
temperature was 79.4 degrees.-Hawai-
ian Sugar Co.
Eleele tS)-Rather warm and con-
tinued dry weather, except for occa-
! sional light showers which hardly did
more than wet the surface of the
ground.-McBryde Sugar Co.
Koloa (S)-Weather continues dry
and warm. Showers occurred on last
four days. Mean temperature 767 de-
grees and total rainfall 81 inch.-Ko-
loa Sugar Co.
! Lihue (S)-Generally clear, warm
weather obtained. In the mountains
! several trade wind showers fell, Civ
ing a good supply of irrigation water.
Mean temperature 1873 degrees, ana to-
tai rainfall Is fnch.-F. Weber.
Keaha CSl-Warm and dry weather
! with occasional very light showers.
The mean temperature was 761 de-
grees. and total rainfall 20 inch-W
Jarvis
! Kilauea CS)-Fair and dry weather
! obtained; showers occurring during
night amounted to 81 inch. The mean
temperature was $50 degrees.-L. B.
Boreiko.
/ VIM B. STOCKMAN.
| Section Director.