The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-28

(Note.-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closed
Comparisons of temperature and rain
fall are made with the data for the
preceding week.)
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue Ranch (20) Very warm
weather prevailed, with no wind, and
but 10 inch Of rainfall .16 inch less
than last week's.-S. p. Woods
Kohala Mission (21)-Generally clear
weather obtained. with stationary tenn
perature. and .35 inch of rainfall, A
less than the preceding weeks Near
temperature. 74.5 deg.-Dr. B. D. Bond
Kohala Mill GOETHE weather was
warm, dry and sunny, with little wind
The rainfall, "A inch, was 81 less thar
last week's.--J. NJ. Souza.
Multi GOETHE weather was very
warm, with no wind Weekly NEAR
temperature rs deg, 2 deg. higher, and
the rainfall. 20 inch, was .SF less.-F
C. Paetow.
Honokaa d9)-Slightly cooler, 4 deg.
with II inch less rainfall. Mean tenn
perature. 74.S deg; total rainfall, IL
inch.-S. Gun0elhnger.
Paauhau (20--Slightly warmer, 4
deg. with II inch less rainfall. Mean
temperature. 75.S deg; total rainfall,
10 inch.-Paauhau Sugar Plantation
Co.
Paauilo (20)-Several cold mornings
occurred, and the week ended with a
rain squall The mean temperature
was 6ss deg, Ia deg. lower, and the
rainfall. 1.47 inches, was LOT more
c. r. Blacow.
Ookala GOETHE weather continued
warm and suItry. The mean temper
ature, 75 deg, was a deg. lower, and the
total rainfall, .73 inch, was 40 less
w. G. Walker.
Laupahoehoe (2o)-very warm days,
showers at night. with little wind, and
smooth sea. Total rainfall. 107 inches,
"a inch @ess.-E. w. Barnard.
Papaaloa (2O-Warm weather, with
light showers. obtained, Total rain
fall SO inch.-C. McLennan.
Hakalau t2O)-Fine weather obtained
during daytime. A great deal OF sheet
lightning observed Wednesday night.
and heavy thunder for one half hour
afternoon about 8 o'clock.
Total RAINFALL 1856 inches. zoo more
Plantation Co.
Honomu (2D-The weather was COM
dry and warm. A sharp
occurred on the after
noon of the Goth. Total rainfall, .S7
Inch, 3.I2 inches less.-Wm. Pullar.
Pepeekeo GOETHE mean tempera-
ture. 75,s deg, was 2 deg. lower. and
the total rainfall, Ito inches, was 1888
less. Distant lightning was observed
an the evening OF the 18th. and thunder
heard from l to p. m. OF the GOTH
Vim. H. Rogers.
Papaikou t2o) The weather con-
,inued warm. with light showers.
to 81 inch. 1886 inches less
han last week's.-John T. Moir.
Hilo (20)-Warm, although the mean
temperature. 20 deg, was 2 deg. lower;
light winds prevailed. Total rainfall,
80 inch. 2.23 inches less.--L. c. Lyman.
Ponahawai t20)--Cooler. q deg. with
more sunshine. and 2.33 inches less rain.
Mean temperature, 722 deg; total rain
all. .32 inch.-J. F.. Gamalielson.
Kaumana (20)--Cooler, 4 deg, with
ain on five dates amounting to LA
inches, 2.42 less than last weeks. Mean
emperature. 706 deg e. Gamaliel-
on.
Olaa tao)--Fine weather obtained. The
lights are getting little cooler. Mean
temperature. 7i.s deg: total rainfall. /
10 inches.-Eug. p. Mccain.
Kapoh6 t20)--Siightly cooler. 2 deg;
light winds, and LII inches less rain
ali. Mean temperature. 74.4 deg; to-
al rainfall LOG inches-H j. LYMAN, |
Pahala us)-Slightly cooler, 4 deg.
With no rainfall, .26 inch less than last
,eek's. Mean temperature. "A deg.-H.
}. Harrison. !
NaaIehu n9)-yery warm weather OBJ
aimed. with no rain. So inch less than
asst week's.-G. q. Kinney.
Keaiakekua t2o)-A heavy shower oc-
urred on the night OF the 18th. The
otal rainfall, los inches. was IS inch