WEATHER REPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 7

WEATHER REPORTS.

A AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Capo Maria- van TMcnicn.—K.W., fre?h; barometer, 30.06; thormomoter, 55. Squally; see. considerable. Itiiisell.-S.W., fr«oi; barometer, 30.03; UiDrmomotor, 57. Fair; sea, smooth. Jtannkaii Heads.—S.W., freeh; barometer, 29.98; thermometer, M. Cloudy; sea. moderate. Auckland—W.S.W., light; barometer, '30.03; thermometer, 53. Fair. Tfturnnga.—\V., fresh; boroinetor, 29.67; thermometer, 52. Hair. Gisborne.—S.W., lißlit; barometer, 29."}; thermometer, 54. Fine; sea smooth. Port Ahuriri.—W., fresh; baromotor, 29.74; thermometer, 55. Fine; sea moderate. Oas'Uepoint— N.W., breeze; barometer, 29.75; thermometer. 51. Cloudy; sea decreasing-. Wellington.—lf. W.. light; baromDtcr, 29.68; thermometer, 52. Fair. Now Plymouth.—S.W., fresh; uorometor, 29.88; thermometer, 57. Overcast, Showery; woa. moderate. Gape Egmcnt.—S.W., breeze: borometer, 29.89; thermometer, 55. Oloudy; sp.a. rorosn. Wangamui.—W.. fresh; liaromoter, 29.86; tihoniuomotor. 53. Fair; s?a. heavy. Farewell Spit—S.W., fresh; barometer, 29.76; thermometer, 51. Hazy; sea considerable Cape Foulwiind.—S.W., fresh; bnromoter, 29.76; thermometer, 51. Hazy; Eea •considerable. Westport.-S.IV., breeze: barometer, 29.82; thermometer, 46. Squally, Showery; sea moderate. Stephen. Island— TV., fresh; ' barometer, 29.70; thcrinomoter, 49 . Cloudy; sea modorate. Capo Campbell.—W., lisht; naroinoter, 29.69; thermometcir, 53. Fine; eca. roaiirh. KaikoiiTa— W.. breeze; barometer, 29.59; thermometer, 56. Fine; sea moderate. Akarca liight.house.-N.. lijbt; barometer, 29.53; thermometer, 54. Fine; see moderate. Port Cholmere.—S.W.. frcpli: barometer. 29.50; taiermometer, 51. Overcast;' "sea Nueeets.-S.'W.. moderate snle; barometer, 29.44; thermometer, 42. Showery; sea rough. Bluff.—W.S.W.. moderate barometer, 29.57; thermometor, 47. Fierro Eciualls; Eea heavy. D. C. BATES. July 25, 1913.

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