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

| Kaumana (O-The weather was gen
orally clear, sunny and warm, with
light northeasterly winds prevailing
Mean temperature was II degrees an6
] total rainfall .02 inch.-J. Z. Gamaliel-
| son.
| Ponahawai O-The weather was
| uniformly warm and sunny, with light
| trade winds prevailing. Mean temper
allure Y degrees; total rainfall .O1
| inch.-J E. Gamalielson.
| Hilo (O-Warm and dry weather
with light winds throughout the week
| The mean temperature was 70 degrees,
with no RAINFALL. c. Lyman.
| Papaikou CD-The weather was very
| dry and hot. There are no indications
| of rain. No rainfall occurred.-John
| T. NOR.
-Pepeekeo O-Generally partly clou-
dy to cloudy weather, with no rainfall.
The mean temperature was 73 degrees.
w. H. Rogers.
Honomu (O--The weather was very
warm and dry. Total rainfall IL inch.
VIM. Pullar.
Hakalau G)--very warm and dry
weather obtained, with no RAINFALL
Hakalau Plantation Co.
t1oApIllilcS Att-ILS w GA III, oi y WOdbii-
er has continued. No rainfall &C.
curred.-W. Elliot.
Papaaloa CO-Very dry, warm days
and nights obtained, with very light
winds, and no rainfall.-C. McLennan.
Laupahoehoe (O-Fine weather all
the week, with clear moonlight nights,
light trade winds, and calm sea. The
total rainfall. So inch, occurred on the
1st.-E. w. Barnard.
Ookala CO-Dry and windy, with
east and southeast winds prevailing.
The mean temperature was 70 degrees,
and total rainfall 01 inch, which oc-
Cured on the 1st.-W. G. Walker
Paauhau O-Dry, warm weather,
with strong trade winds obtained.
There was no rainfall.-Paauhau Plan
tation Co.
PaauiIo GA hot, dry, windy week,
with a good deal of sunshine; warm
mornings and clear days, with no in
dication of rain. Very high east winds
night and day. The mean tempera-
ture was 20 degrees, and total rainfall
| .O1 inch, on the 1st.-C. r. Blacow.
Honokaa (6)-Warm and dry wealth
err. with no rainfall. The mean tenn
perature was 73 degrees.-S. Gundel-
finger.
Multi (O-Dry weather obtained,
with considerably higher temperature.
Prevailing wind east, blowing quite a
gale at times. Mean temperature was
IS degrees, no rainfalI.-F. c. Paetow.
Kohala (O-Fine warm and dry
weather, with usual trade winds. The
mean temperature was 10 degrees, and
no rainfall occurred-J. NJ. Souza.
Kohala Mission (S)-The mean tenn
perature, 1872 degrees. was Is degrees
higher than that for the preceding
week. Weather dry, with total rain
fall of .05 inch, on the sth.-Dr. B. D.
Bond.
Puakea Ranch (O-Strong northeast
erly winds prevailed. Temperatures
rather high, and no rainfall-A. Ma
son.
Puuhue (O-Warm days: very light
showers during nights and early morn
ings. with moderate trade winds. No
rainfall t0.-S. P. Wood
Kamuela (S)-High winds obtained
The mean temperature, 66.3 degre es
was slightly higher than that for the
preceding week The total rainfall
10 inch, occurred on the eth and Sth
Mrs. f. w. Hay.
! Kealakekua (6)-Generally clear to
partly cloudy, weather obtained, with
rainfall, excepting on 3rd and 5th;
heavy on May 31st; total rainfall 1.6l
inches.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
t KeaIakekua Gl-Weather cloudy
with occa sional showers, excepting on
3rd 5th, and 9Th. Total rainfall rs
inch,-Robert Wallace.
: Pahala (6)-The mean temperature,
72.0 degrees. was ii degree lower than
that for the preceding week. The
, total rainfall. 2.18 inches. occurred on
/ May 31st.-H. d. Harrison.
| Kapoho GO-Warm, dry weather,
! with easterly winds. a mean tempera-
F., ture of 1871 degrees, and % inch of
; rain.-H. j. Lyman
| Olaa CO-Fine weather. although a
]! little dry. The mean temperature was
| % degrees, and the total rainfall .05
i inch. e. P. Mccain.
/, ISLAND OF MAUI
Hama (D-Generally clear to partly
cloudy, dry and warm weather, with
light trade winds. and no rainfau.-N.