The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-06

wcek-H. J. Lyman.
pahsla fsi)--iiigh winds. excessively
warm days and cool nights obtained
with no rainfall, deficiency OF 80 inch
for the week. The mean temperature
was Is2 deg til ID. Harrison.
Napichu C3D-warm weather. with
high trade winds. prevailed. There was
no RAINFALL deficiency OF 10 inch for
the week-G. @. Kinney.
Keaiakekua u)-Rains occurred on
tho 2sth. sOth and ist. and amounted
to 80 inch.-Robert wallace.
Kealakekua tsD-Rains occurred on
the last three days. and amounted to
.s5 inch. S. inch less than the average
for the week. The mean temperature
was 72.3 deg.-Rev. Samuel II. Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hueio Q)-Rains occurred daily and
amounted to 2.25 inches. The mean
temperature was 72.2 deg.-W. F.
Pogue.
Nahiku Q)-Rains occurred nightly.
The temperatures are becoming some
what lower. The total rainfall was 21S
inches.--C. o. Jacobs.
Haiku O-Llght trade winds prevail
ed, with cloudy weather, more or less
rain every day. and lower tempera-
lures. The mean temperature was 72.4
deg. and the rainfall 1877 inches.-D.
d. Baldwin.
Peahi O-Squally weather, variable
winds and cool nights prevailed. The
total rainfall was 2.10 inches.--George
Groves.
Kihei (30)-Slightly higher maxlma
and appreciably lower minima tenn
peratures obtained. with very strong
northeast winds. clear to cloudy skies.
and no rainfall The mean temperature
was 77.s deg.-James Scott.
Puunene Q)-Showery weather OBJ
with good rains at ditch heads. The
mean temperature was IT'S deg. and the
.07 inch.-J. N. s. williams.
Waikiki ~ Steady weather OBJ
with appreciably lower day and
night temperatures, and light trades"
except on the 31st, when quite a stiff
breeze prevailed. The mean tempera-
ture was 1862 deg. and the rainfall .02
inch.-Bro. Frank.
Kaanapali O-Strong northerly to
ENE. winds prevailed. with partly
cloudy weather, and a heavy ENE. gale
on the 31st. Light showers occurred
on six night, amounting to 10 inch. The
mean temperature was ITO deg.-wm.
Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili Ranch (3)-The weather
was cooler, with a heavy shower on the
night of the 29th, and lighter ones on
the remaining dates. The mean tenn
was TAI deg. and the rainfall
so inch 80 inch less than the average
for the week.-John Herd.
Waimanalo (2)-Rains occurred on
three dates and amounted to .2S inch,
a deficiency OF go inch for the week.
The mean temperature was 1877 deg
A. Irvine.
Manoa (2)-Moderate trade winds and
cooler weather prevailed, with rains
daily, amounting to 19S inches.-F. N.
Parker.
Waiawa (2)-The weather was cool
er, with a mean temperature of 742
deg., and daily rains, amounting to 1.W
r. Waters.
Eva tS)-The weather was consider
ably cooler, with showers on the 3rd,
to .06 inch, As inch less than
he average for the week The mean
temperature was 76.5 deg.-R. Muller
Waianae t2)-Slightly cooler weather
obtained, attended with few inappre-
liable showers. The mean temperature
vas $50 deg. and the rainfall trace. a
deficiency of 81 inch for the week.-F.
Meyer.
ISLAND OF kauai.
kilauea (2)-The beginning of the
week was sunny and warm, with occa-
'ional night showers, but the latter part !
vas cool, cloudy and showery, with
last winds prevailing. The total rain
all amounted to 1872 inches, a deficien-
" of .53 inch for the week. The mean
temperature was 1862 deg.-L. b. Boz
'eiko.
kealia (2-Lower day tempera lures
vas the feature of the week. Cloudy
Weather with frequent showers and
high trade winds prevailed. The mean [!
was $50 deg. and the rain
all 80 inch.-W. Jarvis.
Lihue 2)-Cloudy weather continued, !
With frequent light showers. The mean
temperature was 76.1 deg. and the rain
all "a inch.-F. Weber.
Koloa (2)-Partly cloudy weather
With light showers daily, and stormy
Winds prevailed. The mean tempera-
ure was 75.5 deg. and the rainfall Isl !
inches, 20 inch above the average for
he week.-Koloa sugar Co.
Eleele (2)--Unsettled weather prevail
ID, with rains on the last five dates,
to .76 inch.-McBryde Su-
,ar Co.
Makaweli (2)-The weather was cool
r, with occasional light showers.
to 20 inch, deficiency of
IL inch for the week The mean tenn
erature was 77s deg.-Hawaiian su-
ar Co.
ISLAND OF MoLoKAI.
Mapulehu (2) = Strong northeast
trades prevailed from the 9th to LIST
lclusive. Showers occurred on five
ates and amounted to II inch. The
1ean temperature was TIA deg.-C. C.
'onradt.
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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