The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-06
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| Entire Group. 74.9 deg. 086 in.
| At the local office of the U. S. Wealth
er Bureau in Honolulu the weather
was generally partly cloudy, with an
average cloudiness of 5-10ths, and five
| days upon which measurable rainfall
occurred, amounting to .29 inch, a de-
ficiency of 40 inch for the week. The
| maximum temperature was 80 deg,
| minimum SIS deg. and mean 7S.1 deg,
4 deg. above the normal for the week
| The mean relative humidity was 6S.9
per cent, and the prevailing wind di.'
| rection east, with an average hourly
velocity of III miles.
| REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENT
(Note.-The figures following the
name of a station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closely
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
| Puuhue Ranch O-Heavy showers
occurred on the 18th, 9th and 28th.
Strong trade winds, with heavy clouds,
prevailed. The total rainfall was 81
inch.-S P Woods.
Puakea Ranch O-Very high trade
| winds and moderate temperatures pre-
vailed. with light showers on five
dates, amounting to .3S inch. The
mean temperature was 1872 deg.-A.
Mason
Kohala Mill O-Occasional showers
occurred, excepting on the last two
days and amounted to IA inch, 81 inch
less than the average for the week.
The mean temperature was 75.4 deg
T. II. Lille
Kohala Mission (2)-Showers occurred
on the first four days, and amounted to
"A inch, deficiency of so inch for the
week. The mean temperature was 1876
deg.-Dr. B. d. Bond
Multi O-Strong drying winds pre-
vailed attended with beneficial rains on
four dates. The mean temperature
was 100 deg, and the rainfall .46 inch,
43 inch less than the average for the
week.-Robt. Hall
Waimea Outright and sunny
weather, with exceptionally cool nights,
PREVAILED. The mean temperature was
Ill deg, and the rainfall .03 inch, a de-
ficiency of 81 inch for the week.
James Laird.
Paauhau O-The mean temperature
was 74.6 deg, and the rainfall, % inch,
II inch less than the average for the
week.-Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauilo Ol-High east winds prevail
ed attended with a few light showers
during the early morning hours. The
mean temperature was 70.4 deg, and
the rainfall 1t inch.-C. r. Blacow.
Ookala O-Strong northeast winds
prevailed. with slightly cooler weather.
and night showers, amounting to LA
inches, a deficiency of Ito inches for
the week. The mean temperature was
74.2 deg.-W. G. Walker.
Laupah oehoe % - Cooler weather.
with night showers and strong
trades" prevailed. The total rainfall
was 1.54 inches, LIS inches less than
the average for the week.-E w Bar
nard
Papaalao 0)-Light showers occurred
nightly, and amounted to 1.04 inches.
The first part of the week was windy
G. w McLennan.
Honomu (2)-Warm days, with cooler
nights, obtained, attended with daily
rains amounting to lis inches-Wm
Pullar.
Pepeekeo DRAINS occurred daily,
excepting OF the 26th, and amounted to
LOS inches, deficiency of Las inches
for the week. The mean temperature
was 1916 deg.-Wm H. Rogers.
Papaikou Q)-Cloudy weather OBJ :
tanned, attended with daily showers,
to 211 inches.-John T.
Moir
Hilo O-The nights were cool and
showery. The mean temperature was
74.2 deg. and the rainfall 1.41 inches,
l.33 inches less than the average for
the week.-L. c. Lyman.
PonahaWai Q)-Partly cloudy show
cry. and somewhat cooler weather OBJ
tanned, with light trade winds The
mean temperature was 71.6 deg, and
the rainfall 1.55 inches.-J. E. Gamaliel-
son.
kaumana Q)-Cooler, partly cloudy
and showery weather, with light north
east winds, obtained. The total rain
all was 1.SS inches. and the mean
70.5 deg. E. Gamaliel-
son
Olaa O-Fair weather continued.
With nightly showers. amounting to 17s
inches The mean temperature was
40 deg.-Eug. P. Mccain.
kapoho O-Cloudy days. clear
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