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

10 inch occurred on the 18th ana Sth
Mrs. E. w. Hay.
kealakekua (6)-Generally clear to
partly cloudy weather obtained. with
rainfall excepting on Bird and 5th:
heavy on May 31st; total rainfall 81
lnches-Rev 5. II. Davis
kealakekua ca Weather cloudy.
with occasional showers, excepting on
3rd, 9TH, and 9Th. Total rainfall rs
inch.-Robert Wallace
Pahala W)-The mean tempcrature.
40 degrees, with IA degree lower than
that for the preceding week. The
total rainfall, 21S inches, occurred on
May 3lst-H. D. Harrison.
kapoho O-Warm dry weather.
width easterly winds, mean tempera-
ture ofg 1871 degrees, and .23 inch of
rain.-H. j. Lyman.
Olaa O-Fine weather, although a
little dry The mean temperature was
70 degrees and the total rainfall .O5
inch-E. p Mccain.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hama 4)-Generally clear to partly
cloudy, dry and warm weather. with
light trade winds, and no rainfan-N.
Omsted
Nahiku G-Generally warm and
clear days, with total rainfall of IS
inch-C O. Jacobs
Hucla G)-The mean temperature
72.5 degrees, was IL degree higher
than that of the preceding week. The
total rainfall was "a inch Winds
steady from east-northeast.-W. f.
Pogue.
Peahi GO-Fine weather obtained
with occasional light showers in the
mornings. Light trade winds-George
Groves
Haiku O-Generally clear weather
and much sunshine, with but .O5 inch
of rainfall-on the 18th. The mean
temperature 74.O degrees, was IA de-
gree higher than that for the preced-
ing week. Moderate trade winds OBJ
tained-D. ID. Baldwin.
Paia CO-Nery dry weather obtained
with some light ,sprinklng showers
amounting to .O2 inch on the 18th The
trade winds are well established-at
times light and at others fairly strong
General conditions dry, hot and dusty
j J. Jones.
Puunene O-Nery warm in daytime
but seasonably coo' at night Weather
very dry with very high winds dur
ing middle of day. 30 rainfall. j. n.
$ Williams
Waikiki G)-Almost cloudless skies
obtained excepting on the LIST, WITH as
yet, no indications of rain. The mean
temperature, III degrees, with slight
ly higher than that Of the preceding
weck.-BrO. Frank.
Eihei (5)-Little change i'm weather
conditions compared with those of last
week. Prevailing conditions about
normal for thies season bitches con-
tinue dry and all pumps at work The
means temperatus was 77.5 degrees,
and no rainfall.-James Scott.
Kaanapali (S)-The weather was very
sultry, with light to moderate north
east wind during the first part of the
week; strong northeast wind and part
ly cuoudy weather obtained during the
latter part. The mean temperature
was ia degrees, and total rainfall
trace-Wiliam Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU
Maunawili (O-Fine weather, with
the 9th very stormy and wet. The
mean temperature was 1916 degrees,
and total rainfall SO inch-John Herd.
Walmanalo CS)-The total rainfall
was % inch.-A. Irvine.
EVA (9)-Very dry. Partly cloudy.
partly sunny weather obtained, with
light trade winds. The mean temper
allure was no degrees, and no rainfall,
r. Muller.
Waianae CS)-Excessively warm wea-
Their obtained, with very little wind and
no rainfall. The mean temperature was
so. degrees-F. Meyer.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Makawel' G)-Very dry, extremely
warm weather, with light winds and
clear sky. No rainfall. The mean
temperature was 1914 degrees.-Hawai-
ian Sugar Co.
Eleele (S)-Rather warm and con-
tinued dry weather, except for occa-
sional light showers which hardly did
more than wet the surface of the
ground.-McBryde Sugar Co.
Koloa. (S)-Weather continues dry
and warm. Showers occurred on last
four days Mean temperature 76.7 de-
grees, and total rainfall 81 mch.-Ko-
loa Sugar Co
Lihue G)-General clear, warm
weather obtained, In the mountains
several trade wind showers fell, Civ
ing a good supply Of irrigation water,
Mean temperature 75.S degrees, and to-
tai rainfall is inch.-F. Weber
Kealia (S)-Warm and dry weather,
with occasional very light showers.
The mean temperature was 1911 de-
grees, and total rainfall 20 inch.-W.
Jarvis.
I<ilauea (S)-Fair and dry weather
obtained; showers occurring during
night amounted to "a inch. The mean
temperature was $50 degrees.-L, b.
Boreiko.
VIM. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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