The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-05

Kealakekua (Aug. 29)-The mean
temperature, 1872 deg, was L deg. low
err and the rainfall, la inches, 166
inches less than last week.-Rev. Saml.
Fl Davis.
Puuwaawaa (Aug. 3D-Good showers
amounting to 1.34 inches. occurred,
which was SO inch more than last
Week.-R. Hind.
Waimea aug, 30)-The weather was
generally clear and sunny, with light
showers on two dates. The mean tenn
perature was 71.6 deg, and the total
rainfall, Is inch
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Peahi (Aug. 30)--The weather was
fine, with light showers during the day,
and heavier rains at night. The rain
fail amounted to 2.93 inches, 10 inch
more than last week.-G. Groves.
Huelo (Aug. 30)-The weather was
much cooler. Rainfall, in measurable
amounts, occurred daily. All the
gulches in east Hamakualoa and Koo-
lau are well supplied with water. The
mean temperature was 20 deg, 26 deg.
lower. and the total rainfall 4.61 inches.
2.46 inches more than last week.-W.
F. Pogue.
atures and heavy rains prevailed
throughout the week. The rainfall
amounted to 7.93 inches, sos inches
more than last week.-C. o. Jacobs.
Haiku (Aug 3O)-Brisk trade winds
prevailed, with partly cloudy weather
and more or less rainfall every day.
The mean temperature was 72.6 deg,
IL deg. less than last week. Total
rainfall, Isl inches.-D. D. Baldwin.
Puunene (Aug. 30)-There were light
showers. amounting to .06 inch, on the
lowlands during the first part Of the
week. The mean temperature Of 70
deg was z deg. less than that Of last
week. N S. Williams.
Wailuku (Aug. 30)-There was plenty
Of rain in the mountains, but very lit
tie on the lowlands. The days were
rather warm, but the nights were cool,
and the mean temperature, 1876 deg.
was / deg. lower than that of the pre-
ceding week. Total rainfall, .03 inch
Bro. Frank.
Kaanapali (Aug 800 - Clear, dry,
rainless weather preaviled. The night
temperatures were slightly lower. The
mean temperature, 1871 deg, was IS
deg. lower than the preceding week.
VIM. Robb.
Kihei (Aug. 28p-This was the third
week during which no rainfall oc-
Cured. The mean temperature was
1872 deg, 1.6 deg. lower than last
week's.-James Scott
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku (Aug. 31)-C1ear, sunny, and
rather showery weather, with high
winds, prevailed The mean tempera-
o = I'D
the rainfall, 1.04 inches, was 1 inch
greater than the preceding week.-R.
T. Christopherson.
Maunawili Ranch (Sept. y = The
weather was warm and cloudy, with
showers at night, and amounting to
ST inch, 80 inch less than last week.
John Herd.
Eva (Sept 1)-Warm and dry wealth
er continued. with generally clear sky.
There has been no rain for three
weeks. Mean temperature for week,
ISL deg.-R. Muller.
Waianae (Aug. 31)-The weather was
generally clear, and rainless. The
mean temperature, SIS deg, was 3
deg. higher than last week's.-F.
Meyer.
Waimanalo (Aug. D-Excessively
warm and dry weather prevailed, with
no rainfall, deficiency of .45 inch as
compared with last week-A. Irvine.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea (Aug. 31)-Warm and sunny
weather continued, with some light
showers, slightly more in amount than
last week, and falling during the early
morning.. B. Boreiko.
Kealia (Aug. 3D-The weather was
clear and warm, with .53 inch more
rainfall than during last week. = w.
Jarvis.
Lihue (Aug 3D-The weather was
warm. the mean tenperatI,ra 81 deg