The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-18

total rainfall, 1855 inches.-J. E. Ca
malielson.
Kapoho QS)-The week was cloudy, |
with daily rains, occurring at night and
in the early morning. The mean tenn |
perature, 74.6 deg, was s. deg higher, !
and the rainfall, 2.T7 inches, was SO
inch less than last weeks-H. j. Ly-
man. ?
Pahala Q2)-High trade winds pre-
vailed during the week. Mean tenn
perature, 74.4 deg; total rainfall PC
inch.-H. d. Harrison.
Naalehu Q2)-Heavy trade winds pre-
vailed during the last few days of the
week. The rainfall, .52 inch, was 33
more than last week sc. G. Kinney
Kealakekua G3-The total rainfall
was La inches, % inch less than dur
ing the preceding week.-Robert Wal
lace
| Kealakekua Q2)-Slightly warmer,
generally partly cloudy weather, with
so inch less rainfall. Mean tempera-
ture, 1872 deg; total rainfall, 2. SO inch
! es-Rev. Samuel H Davis
! Puuwaawaa Q3)-The total rainfall,
lis inches, was 40 inch more than last
weeks. Very high winds prevailed on
one day.-Robert Hind.
Waimea Q3)-Clear dry weather OBJ
/ tanned, with .16 inch of rainfall slightly
more than last weeks. Cooler, 20 deg
with lower night temperature, 72.1 deg.
| james Laird.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Peahi Q3)-SeveraI heavy showers oc-
Cured on the 18th and 18th. The total
rainfall, l. 40 inches, was .O3 inches less
than last week.-G. Groves.
! HuelO C3)-Measureable rainfall oc-
Cured every day, and amounted to l Sc
inches. Mean temperature 1912 deg
W. F, Pogue.
/ Nahiku G3)-Pleasanter weather OBJ
tanned during the week The total
rainfall, 2.33 inches, was 90 inches less
than last Week's-C. O. Jacobs.
/ Puunene G3)-High northeast winds
prevailed DUNG the daytime. The
nights were rather cool, and showery
during the latter part of the week.
/ The mean temperature, 1915 deg, was
p deg higher and the rainfall, OF inch,
.O2 inch more than during the preced-
ing week.. n. 5. Williams.
/ Wailuku Q3)-The conditions remain
about the same during the day time.
but the nights are getting cooler. Sew
eral light showers occurred at night.
and amounted to IA inch, 16 inch less
than last weeks. The trades" shifted
+ to strong easterly winds on the evening
fthe 18th. Mean temperature, n 6
deg.-Bro. Frank.
! Kaanapali Q3)-Warmer 1.2 deg.
! close, sultry weather, with moderate
to fresh northeast winds, and 80 inch
more rainfall Mean temperature 500
deg; total rainfall, AS inch.-William
Robb.
! Kihei GD-Higher temperatures OBJ
tanned with clear TO artly cloudy wea-
/ ther,-no rain. Mean temperature, SO.4
deg-James Scott
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku QD-Clear sunny weather
obtained, with occasional light showers
The mean temperature 1874 deg was IA
higher than last week, and the rain
fall .16 inch was SO inch less. The
usual high trades prevailed-R, T.
Christophersen.
! Eva Q5)-Light rains occurred on
two dates and amounted to 20 inch
10 inch less than last weeks. The
mean temperature, 1872 deg, was s. deg
! loWer.-R. Muller.
! Waianae QD-The weather has been
a little cooler = deg, and rain less, 40
| inch less than last weeks. Mean tenn
perature, 500 deg.-F. Meyer.
Waimanalo 05)-Mean temperature
| H.3 deg total rainfall, 40 inchl-John
! Herd.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea QD-Continued warm wea-
ther, with cloudiness during latter part
of week and showers, occurring mostly
at night. The mean temperature, 76.
deg, was L deg lower and the rainfall
los inches, was 10 inch more than last
week's-L b. Boreiko.
Lihue Q4)-Cooler, 10 deg. with fire.
quent showers of rain amounting t.
.6S inch, ,O4 more than last weeks and