GOVERNMENT REPORT.

Press, Volume L, Issue 149814, 30 May 1914, Page 13

GOVERNMENT REPORT.

Mr D. C. Bates, Government Meteorologist, supplied the following weather report at I p.m. yesterday:— Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather. Cane Maria N.E., fresh 30.20 62 Showery kSSoII' g.N.fe gale 30.15 62 Gloomy ManukauH. N.E.,freah 30.20 oo Cloudy Auckland N.E., light 30.23 65 Cloudy Tauranga N.E., light 30.25 57 Overcast East Capo S., light 30.25 57 Cloudy Gisborne ' Calm 30.28 50 Fair P. Ahuriri X., light 30.25 55 Fine Castlepoint N.E. breeze 30.17 53 Cloudy Wellington N., light 30.17 53 Cloudy N. Plymouth E.7light 30.15 56 Hazy C. Egmont NJE., fresh 30.20 57 Overcast Wanganui N., light 30.15 54 Overcast Farewell S. N., freßh 30.23 ■62 Rain

C. Foulwind N.E., fresh • 30.07 52 Bain Weetport N.N.E. 30.00 50 Rain Stophenls. N.E., light 80.15 50 Rain C. Campbell N.W., fresh 30.18 52 Cloudy Kaikoura N.W., light 30.02 50 Fair AkaroaL.H. N.W., light 28.93 S3 Gloudy Pt. Chalmers N.E., fresh 29.91 51 Fair

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N.W. breeze 29,89 44 Gloomy E., light 29.90 44 Overcast

SUMMARY ATTD FORECAST.

Mr B. V. Pemberton, acting Government Meteorologist, supplied the following weather summary and forecast at 5 p.m. yesterday:— The haromoter has fallen to-day, and moderate to etrong northerly winds havo prevailed, with increased cloudiness generally. Present indicatkme aire for aiTTinfavourablo change'in the we&thcr, with rain probablo generally. Tho barometer is likely to fall for' a ohort time, and northerly and. westerly winds increase everywhere.