The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-20

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with light southerly winds-J' D.
Jones.
Puunene d5)-The weather has been
very unsettled, with hot days, cold
nights and variable winds; the total
rainfall for the week was .3S inch,
but heavy southerly rains are now
falling.-J. N. S. williams.
Wailuku G5)-The weather has been
cloudy, with warm days and cool
nights; the weekly mean temperature
was 81 deg, and the total rainfall .36
inch.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei Q3)--The days have been warm
and the nights cool: the weekly mean
temperature was 10 deg, and the total
rainfall rs inch.-James Scott
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili QO-Fine weather during
early part of week was followed dur
ing the last three days by beneficial
showers amounting to 2.25 inches; the
weekly mean temperature was 50 deg.
John Herd.
! Waimanalo d6)-Cool nights were
the rule all week; the last four days
were showery, with total rainfall of
4.S0 inches.-A. Irvine.
IdlOlO tli)-A ItdNy anu NclSohiS
rain on the 10Th has been followed by
lower temperatures; the winds have
been variable but mostly southerly.-
F. L. Webster.
Manoa QO--Very little rain fell unth
the morning of the 18th, at which time
we had l7O inches; the nights have
been cool.-F. n. Parker.
Honolulu QO-The weather has been
partly cloudy, with variable winds and
cool nights: the weekly mean temper
ature was SO deg, and the total rain
fail LOG inches.-Local Office, U. S.
Weather Bureau.
Eva QO-The weather was change
able during the week, with showers on
the 18th and 18th amounting to .95
inch; the weekly mean temperature
was 6S deg.-W. Lohrengel
Sisal QO-Fair weather early in the
week was followed during the latter
part by a storm from the southwest
accompanied by thunder. lightning and
a rainfall of II inch.-Wm. Weinrich,
Jr.
waianae Q6)-A light thunderstorm
on the morning of the 10th was at
tended by a heavy and beneficial rain;
the weekly mean temperature was 70
deg.-F. Meyer.
Waiawa QO-Strong winds during a
greater part of the week We're accom-
panied by light showers amounting to
= 80 inch; the weekly mean temperature
was 6S deg.-W. r. Waters.
Kahuku Q6)-The weather has been
showery and quite cold; moderate
trade winds prevailed through the 18th
49, lx,o 10 frnn
| the northwest: the weekly mean tenn
perature was 20 deg, and the tota
rainfall .76 inch.-R. Z. Christopher
: sen.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Eleele Q6)-The dry weather still
continues, no rain falling during th
week except .35 inch on the morning
of the 18th; the nights and early morn
: ings have been cold.-McBryde Suga
| Co.
Koloa Q6)-The weather has bee
dry and cool: the weekly mean tenn
! perature was 20 deg, and the tota
. 4 rainfall .43 inch.-P. McLane.
Lihue Q6)-The past week has bee
one of moderate temperatures an
, variable winds, with light showers o
>. the 10Th and 10Th amounting to d
inch; the weekly mean temperatur
= was 70 deg.-F. Weber.
Kealia Q6)-The weather has bee
colder. with strong and variabi
winds; beneficial rains, amounting I
q 2.O3 inches, fell during the last thre
- days; the weekly mean temperatur
was II deg.-W. Jarvis.
Kllauea Q6)-The latter part of tn
% week was marked by stormy, rain
weather and low temperatures; n
weekly mean temperature was 6S deg
and the total rainfall 1853 inches.-l
b. Boreiko.
" Hanaiei Q6)-3.25 inches of rain fe
,e during the latter part of the wee
"a accompanied by strong northwester
n winds.-E. @. X. Deverill.
A. McC. ASHLEY,
m Section Director.