The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the Week Ended July 20, 1907.

Kohala Mill (1S)-The mean tempera-
ture was $50 deg, and the rainfall 81
inch, .16 below the average, and 80
more than last week's.-T. Holtum
Lille.
| Kohala Mission (19)-The rainfall
amounted to lit inches, Is inch above
the average, and .46 more than last
weeks. The mean temperature was
1873 deg.-Dr. B. d. Bond.
Multi G8)-The mean temperature
was 746 deg, and the rainfall IA inch.
! % less than the average, and &c more
than last week ST. c. Paetow.
! Paauhau (1S)-The rainfall amounted
to SO inch. SO more than last weeks
and 03 below the average. The mean
temperature was 1856 deg.-Paauhau
Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauiio 1S)-A cloudy week with
light rains day and night, amounting
to 1.66 inches, 90 more than during the
preceding week. The mean tempera-
ture was 69.7 deg.-C. r. Blacow.
Ookala dS)-The days were very
warm with a mean temperature of 73.Z
deg, and nights generally showery, the
Leverage. and 1855 greater than last
week s-W. G. Walker.
Laupahoehoe 0S)-very warm wealth
er and light winds obtained. with SHOW
ers on six nights. amounting to l.oS
inches, 1.1S below the average, and LOO
greater than last week Sc. w. Bar
nard.
4 Papaaloa (18)-Showers occurred on
six dates and amounted to 1856 inches
SO inch more than last week's.--C. Nc
Lehman.
| Honohina (fS)-Daily showers occur
red, amounting to 1872 inches, LOO more
than last weeks, and IT inch below
the average-W. Elliot.
Hakalau QS)-The mean temperature
was 1873 deg. and the rainfall 1,6S
inches, "a below the average, and "a
more than during the preceding week
J. Fraser.
Pepeekeo 0S1-Daily showers occur
red and amounted to 1855 inches. IA
! inch below the average, and 20 greater
/ than last weeks. The mean tempera-
/ ture was 76.5 deg.-A. Rattray.
. Papaikou ds)-Rains occurred daily
and amounted to 2.4S, 1.SS more thar
during the preceding week.-John T
1 Moir.
f. Hfo qs)--The mean temperature was
A 74.O deg, with daily rains amounting
to 1.39 inches, 1.O1 below the average
and .3S inch more than last weeks
! L. C. Lyman.
Ponahawai 08)-Rain occurred daily
:. lamounting to 247 inches, 1.18 more thai
during last week The mean temper
= allure was 71.2 deg. E. Gamalielson
d Kaumana (18)-The mean tempera
d ture was 704 deg, with daily rain
q amounting to 2.59 inches. 1872 more thar
last weeks, and LOT below the average
> il. E. Gamalielson.
g Kapoho 1S)-Strong E. winds pre-
IT vailed, with a mean temperature o
TAP deg, and IS inch of rainfall, g
below the average, and .0S less thai
during last week-H. J. Lyman.
" NaaIehu QO-There were but tw
II light showers amounting to 10 inch, 4
below the average, and 10 more tina
10 last weeks. Heavy rains have occur
red in the mountains.-C. Henry White
Kealakekua (17)-The mean tempera
Il. ture was no deg, and the rainfall 1.s
inches, 1.59 less than last weeks. an
.O2 inch above the average.-Rev. Sam
uel H Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Huela QS)-Rains occurred daily ar
amounted to 2.12 inches, LAP more tina
last weeks. The mean temperatul
G was 72.5 deg.-Wm. F. Pogue.
Nahiku 1S)-Light showers occurrt
y each day and amounted to 1.6S inche
tn 20 inch more than during the prece'
ee ing week The mean temperature WI
w 1875 deg.-C. Q. Jacobs.
Haiku QS)-Moderate trade win
- prevailed, with warm, sunny days al
m cool nights. The mean temperate
Y was 1875 deg, and the total rainfall /.
20 | inches, 1.54 more than last weeks.
or D. Baldwin.
Peahi 1S)-Showers occurred on
We dates and amounted to 1.66 inches, l.
e more than during last week.-Ge
ge Groves.
Hama CS)-The mean temperate
was 76.1 deg. and the rainfall l
inches. ~ inch more than during t
vs. preceding week.-Geo. o. Cooper
he Kihef U6)-There was but trace
tie rainfall during the week. The me
!, temperature was 7S.4 deg.-Wm.
Sparkes.
Puunene Q9)-There has been no re
49, since June 8. The mean temperate
ne was $50 deg-Wm. Searby.
81 Waikiki QS) - Generally par
,d- cloudy weather obtained, with me
temperature of 100 deg, and IA inch