The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-04

the preceding week.-Geo. Buchholtz.
Paauhau (29)-Cooler, with rains on
six dates amounting to 2.2S inches, an
excess of .S4 inch, and 1872 inches more
than during the preceding week. The
mean temperature was TIA deg.-Paau-
hau Sugar Plantation Co.
Laupahoehoe (29)-Stormy weather,
and heavy seas prevailed, with thunder
and lightning on the Oath and 25th.
The total rainfall, LII inches, was a
deficiency of 1.52, and 1.21 more than
that of the preceding week.-E. w.
Barnard.
Pepeekeo (29)-Slightly cooler, with
daily rains,-very heavy on the 29th,-
amounting in all to 400 inches, an
excess of 1.2O, and 2.36 greater than
the preceding week s. The mean tenn
perature was 1916 deg. Distant
thunderstorms observed during the
afternoon and night of the oath and
25th.-Wm. H. Rogers.
Hilo (29)-Cooler, with showers on
six dates, very heavy on the goth. The
mean temperature was 1872 deg, and
the rainfall 357 inches, 81 inch greater
than that of the preceding week, and
80 more than the average.-L. c. Ly-
man.
Kaumana GOETHE Goth was stormy,
with 4.36 inches of rain. Showers
occurred on the remaining dates,
amounting in all to COS inches. 4.44
greater than that of the preceding
week. The mean temperature was 69.3
deg Thunder occurred on the oath
and 25th, following which Mauna Kea
was snow covered.-J. f. Gamalielson.
Kapoho (29)-Cooler, with daily
showers, and heavy rain on the goth,
and raining heavily at the time of
closing report The mean temperature
was 1913 deg, and the rainfall GA
inches, an excess of 4.47, and 4.S2
greater than that of the preceding
week.-H. J. Lyman.
Pahala (2S)-On the 2Sth, 800 inches
of rain fell, with lighter showers on
three other dates, the amount for the
week being 3.76 inches, 1853 more than
the preceding weeks, and 2.23 above
the average. The mean temperature,
71.2 deg, was Is deg. lower.-Hawai-
ian Agric. Co.
Naalehu (2s)--A very heavy rain,
to 3.19 inches. attended
with thunder and lightning, occurred
O the afternoon of the oath. The
total rainfall for the week was 3.46
inches, an excess of 2.13, and 2.22 more
than the preceding weeks.-G. G. Kin
ney.
Kau (2s)-Cloudy, showery weather
obtained, with $50 inches of rainfall
on the 2sth, and a total of 4.s6 inches
for the week. The mean temperature
was 67.6 deg.-Fred. H Hayselden
Kealakekua (2s)-SIightly cooler
weather obtained, with .02 inch rain
fall, lis less than the preceding weeks.
and 1.09 less than the average. Strong
NV. winds obtained on the 26th and
9th, while on the 18th, the beginning
Of "Kona'' was indicated.-Rey.
Saml. H. Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI
Nahiku (2s,-Rains amounting to
SO, 462. 116 and 735 inches, occurred
on the 23rd Gath. 9th and 29th. re-
spectively. the total for the week be-
ing 1916 inches, II OIL greater than that
Of the preceding Once. o. Jacobs.
Haiku (29)-Cooler. generally partly
cloudy weather, with rainfall on six
dates, and light trade winds prevailed
excepting variable winds and cloudy
weather on the 2sth and 2sth. Dis
tant lightning was observed in the y.
w. on the oath a light fall of sno"
occurred on Haleakala Mountain on
the 26th. The mean temperature was
70.1 deg. and the rainfall III inches
IA inch more than during the proceed
ing week-D. D. Baldwin.
Peahi t29)-Rain occurred on nVe
dates, and amounted TO 1.76 inches. -oS
inch more than during the preceding
week-G. Groves.
Kihei (2O-The mean temperature
1910 deg, was ~ deg. lower than that
of the preceding week. and the ram
fall, which occurred on two dates.
and amounted TO so inch, was Al