The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-11

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weather. with as inches Of rain. ale
inchen more than last week'a.--rgev
Samuel ~. Davis
Puuwaawaa (O-But one rain, on the
9Th. ana that heavy. the amount. "a
Inch. being 81 inch less than during
the preceding week. Robert Hind
Waimos tC-Sllghily cooler with
clear nnd sunny days. and IL inch rain
i1l' falling mostly at nlght-.H inch
less than last weeks. Mean tempern-
ture, 4.S deg-James Laird
ISLAND OF MAUI
Peahi t6)-Fine weather obtained on
three days-the remainder were rainy
with more rain falling at night; the
amount, 4.43 inches, was Las inches less
than last week.--G. Groves.
Haiku (6)-Brlsk trade winds pre-
vailed, attended with partly cloudy
weather and considerable rainfall. The
mean temperature, 74o deg, was a
deg. higher. and the rainfall, 2.67
inches. 1876 inches more than last
week.-D. ID. Baldwin.
Puunene (6)-High northeast winds
prevailed the first part of week, fol-
lowed by cloudy, rather close weather,
with occasional showers at night,
amounting to .05 inch. The mean tenn
perature, 1913 deg, was IS deg. higher
than last week.. N. S. Williams.
Wailuku t6)-The mornings were gen.
orally clear, and afternoons cloudy;
showers occurred on two nights, and
amounted to 80 inch, .27 inch more
than last weeks; the mean tempera-
ture, 776 deg, was 10 deg. higher
Bro. Frank.
Kaanapali (6) Generally partly
cloudy. slightly warmer. sultry wealth
er, with mean temperature of 1873
deg; and a total rainfall of .O9 inch.-
VIM. Robb.
kihei O-Slightly warmer, rainless,
clear to partly cloudy weather, with,
at times. strong trade winds. High
surf on night of 4th. Mean tempera-
ture, 1876 deg.-James Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
kahuku G)-Slightly warmer wealth
er, with .32 inch less rainfall than last
week; the usual high trades prevail
ed. Mean temperature, TO deg. total
rainfall, ~ inch.-R. 7. Christopher
sen.
Maunawili Ranch (S)-Showery and
slightly warmer weather obtained, with
the rainfall 1.01 inches, IA inch more
than last weeks; mean temperature
766 deg.-John Herd.
Eva (0-The mean temperature.
$50 deg, was s. deg. higher than the
preceding week. The nights were I'M
usually warm. The rainfall, 20 inch,
was the first in three weeks.-R. Null
Ter.
Waianae (O-Cleay and warm, yet
slightly cooler weather prevailed, with
40 inch of rainfall,-that amount great
err than last weeks. Rain is greatly
needed throughout the district.-F.
Meyer.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Kilauea O-Warmer with high tenn
peratures, and clear weather first part
of week, partly cloudy latter part. The
mean temperature was TO deg, 10
higher than last weeks and the rain
fall, .33 inch, 81 inch less.-L. B. Bo-
reiko.
Kealia (O-Very warm days prevail
ed with some showers at night. The
mean temperature was 1876 deg, 90 deg.
higher, and the total rainfall, go inch,
IL inch less than last weeks-W.
Jarvis
Nf-NCIy WdIHi, YET MUCH
cooler weather with showers latter part
of week amounting to "a inch, 81 inch
less than last weeks; the mean tenn
perature. 1873 deg. was 2.2 deg. lower.
F. Weber
Koloa O-Showery weather con-
tinued, with warmer and partly cloudy
days. Rainfall, .ss inch, 81 inch less
than last weeks and mean tempera-
ture, IT'S deg, IL deg. higher.-The
Koloa Sugar Co.
Eleele (O-The weather was warm,
and rainless, the second week without
rain.-McBryde Sugar Co.
ISLAND OF MoLoKAI.
Mapulehu O-Light showers occur
red daily, excepting on the 4th. The
mean temperature, 1876 deg, was s. deg.
warmer than last weeks, and the rain
fall, .S2 inch, 20 inch less.-C. C. Con-
radt
WIN. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
A.s.-