The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-11
Entire group.......76.S deg. 1.21 ii


Molokai .............7S.6 deg. O.S2 in.
Entire group......76.3 deg 1.21 in
At the local office in Honolulu, the
maximum temperature vase 50 deg, the
minimum 70 deg, and the mean, 100
deg, s. deg. higher than last weeks
and 6 deg. higher than the normal for
the week. the total rainfall was As
inch 35 inch more than last weeks
and Is inch more than the normal
The mean relative humidity vase 7O.1
per cent; average cloudiness $40; pre-
vailing wind direction, northeast, with
an average hourly velocity of 80
miles.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
(Note.-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closely
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue Ranch 6)-Very warm days,
and COOL showery nights prevailed.
The rainfall, Al inch, was slightly less
than last weeks.-S. p. Woods.
Puakea Ranch (6)-Warmer, the
mean temperature ,74.7 deg, being IL
deg. higher than last weeks while the
rainfall, ~ inch, was slightly less
A. Mason.
Kohala Mission CO-The mean tenn
perature, 74.4 deg, was the same as
last weeks while the rainfall, "a inch,
was ,39 inch less.-Dr. b. D. Bond.
Kohala Mill (6)-Fine weather pre-
vailed. The temperature, $50 deg,
81 inch, was .9S inch less than last
week-Joaquin NJ. Souza.
Multi (6)-High temperatures pre-
vailed, the mean, 1915 deg, being 10
deg. higher than last weeks, and the
rainfall, SO inch, was los inches less.
F. c. Paetow
HonOkaa (5)-The rainfall .52 inch,
was LA inches less than last week s.
while the mean temperature, rs deg,
was 40 deg, higher-S Gundelfnger.
Paauhau (6)-Slightly warmer wealth
er with very high temperatures on the
5th and 9Th The mean temperate
was 100 deg; the total rainfall, 81
inch, was 1.69 inches less than last
week's-Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauilo GA warm, though slight
ly cooler, calm, sunny week. with light
rain during the night, amounting to so
inch, 1.73 inches less than last weeks.
C. r. Blacow.
Ookala (6)-Warm and sultry-with
the mean temperature, 1914 deg, 12
deg higher than last weeks, and the
rainfall, log inches, 2.O7 inches less
w. G. Walker.
Laupahoehoe (0-The days were
very warm, and the nights cool, with
showers. The rainfall, 1.S9 inches, was
1.S9 inches less than last weeks-E.
W. Barnard.
Papaaloa (6)-rhe weather was very
warm, with light winds, and showers
at night, amounting to LAC inches
c. McLennan.
HOnohina (6)-Warm weather pre-
vailed with rain on six dates, amount
ing to POI inches, 2.46 inches less than
last week Elliot.
Hakalau GA rainy week, although
the amount, $50 inches, was 3.54 inches
less than last week's-Hakalau Plan
tation Co.
HonOm (O-The weather was very
warm, with considerable rain during
the last of the week, the amount 3.74
inchs being slightly less than last
week s-W. Pullar.
Pepeekeo (6)-The week was slightly
warmer and with 25S inches less rain
fall than during last week; mean tenn
perature, 1871 deg total rainfall, 2.5I
inches.-W. II. Rogers.
Papaikou (6)-Warm, sultry weather
continued, with 3.75 inches of rain, 2l3l
inches less than last week's-John T.
Moir
Olaa (6)-The weather was fair and
warm; the mean temperature, 1872 deg
being the same as last weeks while
the rainfall, 1862 inches was l 10 inches
more-E. p. Mccain
Kapoho (6)-The mean temperature
1873 deg, was 6 deg lower than last
weeks. The total rainfall, S.16 inches
occurred at night, and was .76 incl
greater than the preceding week's-H
j. Lyman.
Naalehu C5)-Warm and calm wealth
er continued. The rainfall, 10 inch