The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-28
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

less than last week's.-Robert Wal
lace.
Kealakekua q9)-The mean tempera-
ture, 70 deg, was g deg lower, and
the total rainfall, 21O inches, was .S3
inch less than the preceding weeks
Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
Waimea (21)-Clear, warmer, 1.3 deg,
and dry weather obtained. with light
winds and cool nights. Total rain
fall, .05 inch. IL inch less; mean tenn
perature. 1873 deg.-James Laird.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
PEAH1 (2O)-Fine weather. with
light trade winds prevailed. A heavy
shower occurred on the 18th. and light
er ones on other dates. The total rain
fall, 1.24 inches. was .16 inch Jesse.
Groves.
Huelo !(20)--Cooler. 9 deg, with II
inch more rainfall. Mean temperature
1913 deg; total rainfall, 1.6S inches
w. F. Pogue.
Nahiku (2o)-Generally partly cloudy
weather with GAG inches rainfall. .13
inch more than last week's.-C. o.
Jacobs.
i. Haiku i2O-Light trades" attended
with a good degree of sunshine warm
days, and nights somewhat cool Mean
temperature. 1913 deg, IL deg. lower.
and the rainfall, go inch, was 1.s5
inches less.-D. d. Baldwin. 4
Puunene GOETHE days and nights
are warm, rainless, and with light
winds. The mean temperature, 1871
deg, was 8 deg. lower. and there was
.0T inch less rainfall.-J. N. 8. Will
liams.
Waikiki (2O)-Lightf trades" with
stationary TEMPERATURE. and generally
clear weather prevailed; cloudy toward
evening, with light rains in the noun
tains. Mean temperature. IT'S deg.
and .02 inch rainfall. IL less.-Brother
Frank.
T" ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku (2D-Warm. generally clear
weather with a heavy shower Friday
noon, and lighter ones every night.
The winds have moderated in force.
Mean temperature. 77.2 deg, Ia deg.
lower, and "a inch of rain, .78 more.
-R. T. Christopherson.
Maunawih Ranch (22)-The weather
was warm-altho the mean tempera-
ture. TAO deg. was "a deg. lower than
last week sand showery, with q good
rain on afternoon OF 22nd. TOTAL rain
fall. 2.06 inches. 1.66 more.-John Herd.
Eva (22)-Somewhat cooler weather
prevailed, with good rains In the
camps. The mean temper
allure. 77,6 deg, was 6 deg. lower, and
the rainfall. .0S inch. was .02 less.-R.
waianae (2i)-Cooier. 1.5 deg. with
several showers latter part of week,
to "a inch. that amount
greater than last weeks. Mean tenn
perature. 1910 deg Meyer.
Waiawa (2D-The mean temperature.
7SS deg. was lie deg. higher. and the
total rainfall. 1.23 inches. was LOO inch
more than last week's.-W. r. Waters.
Waimanalo (2D-The weather was
slightly cooler. 2 deg. and the rainfall
IS inch, was go more. Mean temper
AZURE. 1914 deg.-A. Irvine.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Kilauea (2D-slIgbtiy cloudy. cooler.
LA deg..-weather obtained. with
night and morning showers on six
dates amounting to 100 inch. .0s less.
Mean temperature, 75.s deg.-L. b.
Kealia (2D-There has been no
,nange III daytime conultaonb, put the
nights have been slightly cooler, with
showers. Mean temperature. 1855 deg;
otal rainfall. .s2 inch.-W. Jarvis.
Lihue (2D-The days were excessive
y warm and dry. but the nights were
cooler. Mean temperature. 1856 deg.
q deg. lower. and total rainfall. .5S
nch, 10 less.-F. Weber.
Koloa (2I-The weather continued
warm. with light showers on five dates
TO n inch. 20 inch less than
asst week; the mean temperature. 1913
leg. was g deg. lower.--Koloa Sugar
20.
Makaweii (21)-The week opened
warm and with light winds. develop
ng In midweek TO cloudy weather, with
ailing temperatures and afternoon
aims amounting to 20 inch. IA more.