The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-09

fall on four dates, amounting to "
inch, that amount more. Mean tenn
perature. 1913 deg.-Rev. Samuel H.
Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Huelo ()-Cooler, with 2.27 inches
more rainfall. Mean temperature, 6S6
deg, -2.7 deg; total rainfall. 2.53
inches.-W. F. Pogue.
Nahiku (4)-Showers occurred on five
days and amounted to 2.15 inches, 1888
more.-C. o. Jacobs.
Haiku Delight trade winds pre-
vailed, with partly cloudy weather and
lower temperatures. On the 4th
light south wind brought considerable
rain. Mean temperature, 1875 deg, III
deg; total rainfall, 2.52 inches, 1929.
ID. D. Baldwin.
Peahi (D-Warm weather obtained,
with occasional showers, and heavy
rains on the 3rd and 4th. Total rain
fall, I'll inches, +1S2.-G. Groves.
Puunene (0-Light trade winds pre-
vailed until Oct. 4. when they shifted
to the south, and brought SO inch rain
that amount greater. Mean tempera-
ture, 1873 deg, a deg. n. S. Will
Hams.
Wailuku (0-Warm, sultry weather
obtained. with rather cool nights. The
dry spell was broken on the afternoon
of the 4th. when light but steady
rain set in. and continues. Light
trades prevailed Mean tenpera--
ture. 10 deg; -1.2 deg; total rainfall,
"a inch, -+-49.-Brother Frank.
Kaanapali Delight to moderate va
riable winds prevailed, with a light
shower on September %, amounting to
.0S inch. that amount greater The
mean temperature 1911 deg, was g
deg. higher.-Wm. Robb.
Kihei Glover temperatures OBJ
tanned, with appreciably 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 (5)-During the latter part
of week the days were very warm and
humid, with the highest temperature
of the year, Sc deg, on the 4th, and
heavy rain on the 5th, accompanied
with light thunder. Light northeast
winds prevailed. Mean temperature,
TO deg, IS deg; total rainfall, 1872
inches, IA inch-R T. Christopher-i
SEN
was cooler. especially so at night.
Mean temperature, 1873 deg. -22 deg;
rainfall, IA inch, -.33.-John Herd.
Waimanalo G5)-The mean tempera-
ture, 1915 deg. was 1.3 deg. lower, and
the rainfall, % inch, was .0S 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 o. .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 (5)-The weather continued
warm and dry. with light shower on
the 29th. The last day was exceedingly
warm and oppressive. with no wind
Mean temperature, $50 deg, -1.2 deg;
rainfall, OF inch. -.79.-L. B. Boreiko
Kealia (5)-The trades veered to
southeast during the latter part of
week, diminishing in force at night.
and producing a range of % deg. in
temperature. Mean temperature. 77.2l
deg, IA deg; rainfall, 80 inch, -OS
w. Jarvis.
A@AAdS ioi-SS cry warm. dry weather
obtained. with southwesterly winds on
and after Wednesday. Mean tempera-
ture. 16.4 deg; rainfall .OS inch. / .O3.
F. Weber.
Eo!oa (5)vThe week was very warm.
with cool nights, and moderate north
easterly winds Rainfall, 10 inch. "A
inch less. Mean temperature. 100 deg.
was Ia deg. lower.-Koloa Sugar Co.
Eleele (5)-Warm. rainless weather
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugar Co.
Makaweli (5)-The weather continued
dry