APRIL WEATHER.
■st;sftaerSEJissa3£ rain followed.by soutnorly and : westerly wmds, and general rain. .After .fe hieh pressure,-continued, with;H■ winds and fine weather untfl the the' month. The of rainy days was , W low-the usua ; in; most erlyareas of ow pressure caused Sn& f f a iP«* , , w ia'* uteris ■„£& North of Kawh,a and East. Cape the rainfall was less tarn: usual,, md inXe lands only one-third.- Auckland & 31ppr.«mt andH a milten,Jtftn 70 percent.-of tho usnal. , ' Wellmeten' had £VT g ° <» ualltit l°f ram.'witn fwi days was 29;por cent., aid Dunedm had : a talf. times the wet the heaviest on tho 23rd, but othfr Sv ■i7u!' OCC S r i? d a 'l out the sa ' and 6th, nt? 17th, and from the to'2sth;■ > '
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 498, 4 May 1909, Page 8
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121APRIL WEATHER. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 498, 4 May 1909, Page 8
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