The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-11-23
Entire group LAG deg. o.eO inch

Entire group TAG deg. O.90 inch
AT the local office of the U. S.
Weather Bureau in Honolulu, generally
partly cloudy weather obtained, with
a mean cloudiness of 10ths, and meas
urable rainfall on one date, amount.
ing to 10 inch, l.04 inches less than
the normal for the week. The maxi
mum temperature was "a deg, mini
mum 10 ueg., and mean IA deg, 2.S
deg. above the normal. The mean rela-
tive humidity was I'LL per cent, and
the prevailing wind northeast, with
an average hourly velocity of &C miles.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
Note:-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the week IS report closed. |
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue Ranch d5)-Light trade
winds prevailed, accompanied with
light showers during the morning and
evening of the 14th and 18th. The total
rainfall was .23 inch.-S. p. Woods.
Puakea Ranch Q5)-Light rains oc-
Cured on three dates, but the weather
was generally dry. Rain is greatly
needed. The total rainfall was .2s inch.
"A. Mason.
Kohala Mill G5)-The dry weather
was broken on the 18th by the occur
renee of good showers. Slightly lower
obtained, with a mean of
TAG deg. The rainfall was So inch, 81
inch less than the average for the
week.-T. Holtum Lille.
Kohala Mission G6)-Generally partly
cloudy weather obtained, with rains on
the last five days, amounting to 40
Inch, deficiency of SO inch for the
week. The mean temperature was 1874
deg.-Dr b. d. Bond.
Multi G5)-Excessively warm, calm,
dry weather obtained, with but .13 inch
Of rainfall, 1.04 inches less than the
average for the week. Rain is greatly
needed. The mean temperature was
$50 deg.-F. C. Paetow.
.Waimea Q6)-Bright, warm weather
prevailed, with rain on two dates.
to LOO inch, an excess of 20
nch for the week The mean tempera-
.ure was 704 des.-James Laird.
Honokaa QI-The week was rain
ess, being a deficiency of 155 inches
rhe mean temperature was 74S deg.-S
Paauhau Q5)-Rain occurred on but
me date, and amounted to "a Inch, 110
inches less than the average for the |
week. The mean temperature was 1874
Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauilo d5)-The week was dry and
to LII inches. The mean
emperature was 6S.S deg.-C. r. Bla-
ow.
ookala G0-Cool, showery weather
with heavy rain on the
light of the 18th and morning OF the
9TH. The mean temperature was 74.6
eg., and the rainfall 1.13 inches, a def
iency of LII inches.-W. @. Walker
Laupahoehoe G5)-Showery nights
nd fine days, with lower temperatures,
btained. The total rainfall was 1876
iches, 1877 inches less than the average
,r the week.-E. w. Barnard.
Papaaloa G5)-Lower temperatures,
18th windy days, and showery days
nd nights. obtained. The total rainfall
as 1.60 inches.-C. McLennan.
Honohina 15)--Rains occurred on six
ates, and amounted to 1.52 inches. a
efficiency OF 2.64 inches for the week.
z Elliot.
Honomu d6-The weather during the
eek was perceptibly cooler. and the
lowers heavier. The rainfall amount
to 1.52 inches.-Wm. Pullar.
Pepeekeo G5)-Rains occurred daily,
Id amounted to 2.l1 inches. deficien-
: of rs inch. The mean temperature
as H.5 deg.-Wm, ii. Rogers.
Papaikou Q6-Cloudy weather OBJ
lined. with rain on four dates. and
to LOS inches.-John T. NOR
Hilo G5)-Heavy showers occurred ,
at night. and amounted to
)6 inches, 1,19 inches less than the
'erage Tor the week. The mean tenn
nature was 74,7 deg.-L. C. Lyman. I
Kapoho d0-Strong northeast winds
evailed, with an abundance OF rain. +,
amount 2.45 inches. an excess OF .48
CHI for the week. The mean tempesa-
re was 700 deg.-H. ]. Lyman.
Pahala dI-The only rain during the
eek occurred on the 9th, and amount a