Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-10

the past week have been considerably
higher. the weekly mean being go deg.
"a inch Of rain fell ON the Sd and 5tl:
we have had steady southeast winds
w. q. Walker.
Paauhau t5)--The past week has
light trade winds. hut with no rain
Paauhau Plantation Co.
Multi Delight trade winds pre-
vailed during the greater part OF the
week, but increased In force on tho
9Th: the weekly mean temperature was
az deg, and the total rainfall 10 inch
y. &. Paetow.
KOhnla (5D--The weather has been
considerably warmer during the past
week. the days being quito sunny: the
weekly mean temperature was ~ deg,
and the total rainfall 40 inch.-W. u.
Taylor.
KOhala Mission (6D-The weather
has been somewhat warmer with fair
ly sunny days: the weekly mean tenn
perature was 40 deg. and the tota,
rainfall 80 lnch.-Dr. u. ID. Bond.
Puakea Ranch 90 49, Temperatures
have been rather higher this week. with
some rain amounting in all to so inch:
variable winds prevailed during the
fore part of the week. but now seem to
have settled to northeast trades.-A.
Mason.
I<hmuela (6)-The weekly mean tenn
peratIre was 81 deg, the days being
quite hot; trade winds set h during
the latter part OF the week. the total
rainfall was "a inch. Mrs. Il. w. Hay.
KealakskgyID 10 ihqh, of rain on
the ith mspaR biN the week other
wise was Iiry.-Rey. $. II. Davis.
' Kealakekun o. The weather has
been sultryi with only .oi Inch OF rain.
-Robert Wallace. d luHt'
lNaal,,hu (D-There bas Gbeen no
break In the drought; the weather has
continued dry, with trade winds and
higher temperatures.-G. KINNEY.
Pahnla H-The weekly moan tenn
! perAture was 70 deg. and the total
I'M force toward the latter end OF the
week.-H. d. Harrison.
Kapoho (5l-The weather has been
warmer. with variable winds becoming
oasterly; the weekly mean temperature
was GS deg. and the total rainfall 40
inch.-H. j. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hama (2)-The past week has been
marked by decreasing cloudiness and
rising temperature. with variable winds
becoming nOrthoasterly; there was no
rainfall.-N. Omsted.
Nahiku (jJ-The days have been
warm and sunny, with northeasterly
winds; the total rainfall was 1865
lnches.-C. o. Jacobs
Huelo (5)-Fair rains, amounting "a
l.39 inches, fell during the early and
| late portions Of the week. the weekly
mean temperature was 81 deg. the
winds were generally northeasterly.-
w. +. Pogue.
Haiku t5J-Moderate trade winds
have prevailed throughout the week,
with warm days, cool night, fair de-
gree OF sunshine. and very little rain:
there has been abundant rainfall, how
ever, In the forests to the eastward,
which has Increased the water supply
the weekly mean temperature was ~
deg. and the total rainfall .23 inch
ID. ID. Baldwin.
| Paia (5)-With the exception OF q
fairly heavy shower. amounting TO ~
inch. on the evening OF the 18th, the
lweek has been dry. with clear skies
and ample sunshine; temperatures have
also been higher than for some time
heretofore.-J. j, Jones.
Puunene (5)-The weather has been
warmer this week, and for the most
part dry; all pumps are still shut down
and there is plentiful supply Ol
water; the total rainfall was 20 inch
ii. ~ $. Williams.
Wailuku (5)-The weather has been
agreeable, with plenty OF sunshine
warmer nights and light variable
winds; the weekly mean temperature
was GS deg. and the total rainfall A
inch.-Bro, Frank.
| Kihei (3)-The weather Is again
warmer and dry; bitches are running
low, necessitating pumping; the week
ly mean temperature was II deg; ther,
has been no rainfall, nor do present
indications offer any encouragement
for rains In the immediate future.-Jas
Scott.
Kaanapall (G) - The weather hai
been fine and mild. with variable
winds; there was good shower on thc
night OF the 18th, amounting to 40 inch
the weekly mean temperature was g.
deg.-Wm. Robb,
ISLAND or OAHU.
Maunawlli O-The fore part OF tn
week was warm and dry. April Is
being exceptionally warm; the week.!
mean temperature was 70 deg; thu
latter part Of the week was showery
the total rainfall bein IA inch.-JOhl
Herd
Waimanana (G) - The weather las
week was much warmer than hereto