The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-09
Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI.

Huelo (D-Cooler, with 2.27 inches
more rainfall. Mean temperature, 6S.6
deg, az deg; total rainfall. 2.53
inches.-w. F. Pogue.
Nahiku (D-Showers occurred on five
days and amounted to 2.15 inches, 1.S3
more.-C. o. Jacobs.
Haiku Delight trade winds pre-
vailed, with partly cloudy weather and
lower temperatures. On the 4th a
| light south wind brought considerable
rain. Mean temperature, 73.5 deg, III
deg; total rainfall, 252 inches, +229.
| ID. d. Baldwin.
| Peahi O-Warm weather obtained,
/ with occasional showers, and heavy
rains on the 3rd and 4th. Total rain
fall, 2.11 inches, +IS2.-G. Groves.
, Puunene Delight trade winds pre-
vailed until Oct. 4, when they shifted
to the south, and brought Sc inch rain,
that amount greater. Mean tempera-
ture, 7s.S deg, "A deg. N. S. Will
liams.
Wailuku (D-Warm, sultry weather
obtained. with rather cool nights. The
dry spell was broken on the afternoon
of the 4th. when a light but steady
rain set in. and continues. Light
trades" prevailed. Mean tempera-
ture, 10 deg; liz deg: total rainfall,
| "a inch. +.49.-Brother Frank
Kaanapali Delight to moderate va
riable winds prevailed, with a light
shower ON September 2S, amounting to
.OS inch, that amount greater. The
mean temperature, 1911 deg, was 3
deg. higher.-Wm. Robb.
Kihei (9-Lower temperatures OBJ
tanned, with appreaiably cooler nights
during the latter part of week. No
rainfall has occurred for eight weeks
| and there are no indications of a
change. Mean temperature, 77.9 deg,
Il deg.-James Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku G)-Durlng the latter part
of week the days We're very warm and
humid, with the highest temperature
of the year, Sc deg, on the 4th, and a
heavy rain on the 9Th, accompanied
with light thunder Light northeast
winds prevailed. Mean temperature,
no deg, % deg; total rainfall, 1.32
| inches, IA inch.-R. 7. Christopher
sen.
Maunawili Ranch C6)-The weather
was cooler, especially so at night.
Mean temperature, 1873 deg, -22 deg. !;
rainfall, IA inch, -.S3-John Herd.
Waimanalo (5)-The mean tempera-
ture, 1915 deg, was 1.3 deg. lower and
the rainfall, .23 inch, was OS greater
than last week's.-A. Irvine.
Eva 6)-Warm and dry weather OBJ
tanned, with sultry days and cool
nights. Rain fell on but one date,
amounting to 90. .04 less; mean tenn
perature, 76.S deg, IA deg. lower.-R.
Muller.
Waianae (5)-The weather was very
warm, with no rainfall. Mean tenn
perature, 100 deg, IA deg.-F. Meyer.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea t0-The weather continued
warm and dry with light shower on
the goth. The last day was exceedingly
warm and oppressive. with no wind
Mean temperature, $50 deg. liz deg; ;
rainfall, ,0I inch, TEL. b. Boreiko
Kealia 5)-The trades" veered to
southeast during the latter part OF
week, diminishing in force at night,
and producing range of % deg, in
temperature. Mean temperature, 77.2
deg, "A deg; rainfall. 80 inch, -,Os.
w, Jarvis.
Lihue t5)-Nery warm, dry weather
obtained, with southwesterly winds on
and after Wednesday, Mean tempera-
ture, 76.4 deg; rainfall. .0S inch, +.O3.
F. Weber,
ku.oa lO-The week was very warm
with cool nights. and moderate north
easterly winds Rainfall 10 inch. "A
inch less. Mean temperature 76.O deg,
was Ia deg. lower.-Koloa Sugar Co.
Eleele (5)-Warm, rainless weather
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugar Co.
MAXWELL (5)-The weather continued
warm and dry, with very light winds.
Mean temperature, 7s.6 deg, "A; no
rainfall.-Hawaiian Sugar Co.
ISLAND OF MoLoKAL
hapulehu (5l-'Very dry weather OBJ
tanned. The trades" shifted to east