The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-13

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fall for the principal islands and for
the group:
Temp. Rainfall
Hawaii ...............72.2 deg. 90 inch
Maui ...........,.......75.9 deg. % inch
| Oahu ".........,......77.7 deg. II inch
Kauai .................76.6 deg, 26 inch
Entire Group. deg. II inch
At the local office of the U. S Wea-
thor Bureau, Honolulu, generally partly
cloudy weather obtained, with oc-
casionally light showers on last three
days giving a total rainfall of 10 inch,
which is u deficiency for the week of
! .2S irch. The mean temperature was
| IS deg, deg. above the average, with
| a maximum o. So deg and a minimum
of y deg. Average relative humidity ~
per cent; average cloudiness 40; pre-
vailng direction of wind east. with
an average hourly velocity of miles.
The mean barometric pressure was
| 80 .OS iuches, ranging from 80 .16 on the
Bird to 3O.01 on the 9th
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
(Note The figures following the
name of Il station indicate the day Of
the month with which the weeks re-
, port. closes)
ISLAND OF HAWAII
Kaumana (O-The weather was gen.
! orally cler, sunny and warm, with
| light northeasterly winds prevailing.
Mean temperation was II degrees and
total rainfall .O2 inch. f.. Gamaliel-
son.
Ponahawai O-The weather was
uniformaly warm and sunny, with light
trade winds prevailing. Mean temper
allure - degrees; total rainfall OF
! inch--J. f. Gamalielson.
! Hilo G)-Warm and dry weather
/ with light winds throughout the week
The mean temperature was 10 degrees
with no rainfall.--L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou O-The weather Avas very
| dry and hot. There are no indications
of rain. No rainfall occurred.-John
| r. Moir
Pepeekeo O-Generally partly clou-
/ dy to cloudy weather, with no rainfall
| The mean temperature was % degrees
w. II. Rogers.
! HOnomu GD-The weather was very
warm and dry. Total rainfall 12 inch
William Pullar.
Hakalau O-Very warm and dry
weather obtained with no rainfall
/ Hakalau Plantation Co.
| Honohina G)-The warm dry wealth
er has continued No rainfall oc-
curred.-W. Elliot
Papaaloa O-Very dry, warm days
and nights obtained with very light
| winds, and no rainfall.-C. McLennan
! Laupahoehoe CO-Fine weather all
the week, with clear moonlight nights,
light trade winds, and calm sea. The
total rainfall, .35 inch, occurred on the
| 11st-E. INV. Barnard.
! Ookala GO-Dry anod windy, with
east and southeast winds prevailing.
! The mean temperature was % degrees
and total rainfall OF inch, which oc-
! CURED on the 1st.-W. G. Walker.
/ Paauhau O-Drq, warm weather,
I wkith strong trade winds obtained.
| There was no rainfall.-Paauhau Plan
tation Co.
Paauilo GA hot, dry windy week,
with a good deal of sunshine; warm
mornings and clear days. with no in
dication of rain. Very high east winds
| nlBnI ana day Inc mean tempera-
ture was 20 degrees, and total rainfall
OF inch, on the 1st.-C r. Blacow.
Honokaa (6)-Warm and dry weather
with no rainfall. The mean tempe
nature was 73 degrees.-S. Gundelhnger.
Multi O-Dry weather obtained,
Prevailing wind east, blowing quite a
gale at times. Mean temperature was
| rs degrees, no rainfall.-F. c. Paetow.
Kohala O-Fine warm and dry
weather, with usual trade winds. The
mean temperature was 70 degrees, and
no rainfall occurred. NJ. Souza.
Kohala Mission (S)-The mean tenn
( perature, 1872 degrees, was 1 s. degrees
higher than that for the preceding
week. Weather dry with total rain
fall of .O5 inch on the Sth-Dr. b. d.
| Bond.
Puakea Ranch O-Strong northeast
erly winds prevailed. Temperatures
rather high, and no rainfalI.--A. Ma
! son. Z
Puuhue CO-Warm days; very light
showers during nights and early morn
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A REMARKABLE LOCK.
Neuman Tobias of Kingston, ia