The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

fNote.-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closed
COMPARISONS of temperature and rain
fail are made with the date for the
preceding week.
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue Ranch GD-The days were
warm, with cool nights, light winds
and heavy rains from the south on the
9Th and eth. Rainfall, LII inches, t.6:
inch.-S. p. Woods.
Puakea Ranch Q1)-The weather was
slightly warmer, with southerly winds
the fore part of week, attended with
heavy rain on the 9TH. Mean temper
azure, 74.9 deg, +.5 deg; rainfall, LII
inches. IA inch.-A. Mason.
Kohala Mill qD-Light winds pre-
vailed, with appreciably warmer wealth
err but cool nights. Mean temperature
1914 deg, Ills deg; rainfall, 81 inch
40 inches.-T. II. Lille.
Kohala Mission G2)-Much warmer
generally clear weather obtained. Near
temperature, 100 deg, +3.0 deg; rain
fall. .O6 inch. LIS inches.-Dr. b. ID
Bond.
Multi QD-The weather was excess
lively warm and dry. Rain is greatly
needed. Mean temperature, tn deg
9 deg: rainfall .O2 inch, -1.24 inches
F. C. Paetow.
Waimea Q2)-Warmer weather OBJ
tanned, with rain on three dates
amounting to 200 inches, +1.5o; mear
temperature, 72.S deg, I'll deg.-Jame'
Laird.
Honokaa Q2)-The mean tempera'
ture, 100 deg, was 1.3 deg. higher, ano
there was no rainfall, AZ inches less
S. Gundelfinger.
Paauhau Q1) - The weather was
slightly warmer, with a mean temper
allure of 1852 deg, IA deg, and nc
rain. -.73 inch.-Paauhau Sugar Plan
tation Co.
Paauilo QD-Clear, warm weather
with light winds, followed by windy the
latter part of week. An excessivel!
heavy rainfall occurred at higher alti-
tudes on the 18th, causing high water
in most of the gulches east of koholo'
lele-reaching the sea about II noon
Mean temperature, TO deg, lilo deg;
rainfall. rs inch. -.77.-C. r. Blacow.
Ookala QD-The weather continued
warm and dry. Mean temperature, 49,.
deg, -2.2 deg; rainfall IA inch, --.23
w. G. Walker.
Laupahoehoe Q)-The weather was
fine, with the exception of a rainstorn
on afternoon of 5th. Sea smooth
Rainfall, 2.65 inches, +1.99.-T. w. Bar
nard.
Papaaloa I'D - Warm days, COO
nights, and light winds prevailed, with
no rainfall.-C. McLennan.
Honohina QD-Bright, warm wealth
err prevailed, with no rainfall, LOO
inch.-W. Elliot.
Hakalau I'D Extremely warm
weather obtained with no rainfall, %:
inch.-Hakalau Plantation Co.
Honomu Q2)-The weather was warn
and dry, with light showers on the lltf
and 18th, amounting to rs inch, -.2S.-
VIM. Pullar.
Pepeekeo QD-The mean tempera-
ture was 76.3 deg, 10, with % inch
of rainfall -.39.-Wm. II. Rogers.
Papaikou qD - Clear, excessively
warm and dry weather obtained, with
no indications of rain. Rainfall, ,O3
inch, -.93.-John II. NOR.
Hilo QD-Dry. warm weather pre-
vailed. On the 7th heavy showers oc-
CURED in the woods, causing a freshet
in the river. Mean temperature, 1871
deg, ITO deg; rainfall, IL inch. 80.
L. c. Lyman.
Ponohawai Q)-Fine, warm and dry
weather, with light trade winds pre-
vailed Total rainfall, .0s inch, SO;
mean temperature, 1928 deg, t.2 deg
]. e. Gamalielson.
Kaumana QD-Generally clear. warm
and dry weather obtained. Rain
amounting to liz linen fell on two
dates, "a. Mean temperature, 72,2
deg, r. deg. Il. Gamalielson.
olaa Q1)-Warm days and cool nights
obtained. Mean temperature. 1855 deg;
rainfall, So inch.-Eug. +. Mccain.
Kapoho uD-Partly cloudy days and
clear nights obtained. Northeasterly
winds have prevailed since the 9th. but
without bringing rain. Mean tempera-
ture. 1853 deg. t1T deg; rainfall, IL
inch, -.14.-H. ]. Lyman.
Pahala QO)-Excessively warm, dry
weather prevailed, with little wind.
Rainfall 10 inch.-G. G. Kinney.
Kau QO)-Light northeast winds and
Gains prevailed with rains on three
dates. Total for week, .93 inch Mean
temperature, roo deg.-Fred. II. Hay
selden.
Kealakekua QD-Heavy rains oc-
CURED on the first three days ana
showers daily thereafter Rainfall, 800