WEATHER REPORT

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 12, 9 October 1919, Page 8

WEATHER REPORT

AT q P.M. YESTERDAY, Cape Maria van Dicmen.—S.W., light; bar., 30.20 i titer., 60. Fine; sea moderate. ■ Russell.—S., light; bar., 30.15; ther., 62. Fiuo; sea smooth. Manukau Heads.—W., light; bar., 38.16; ther., 52. Fine; nea smooth. Auckland.--N.E., light; bar., 30.17; ther., 62. Fair. Tauranga-Calm; bar., 30.20; ther., 66. Fine; aea , smooth. Qisbornc—E., breeze; bar., 30.17; ther., 57v Fine; sea smooth. Port Ahuriri.-N.E., iiglit; bar., 30.15; ther., 58. Fine; rca smooth. Castlopoint.-N.E., light; bar., 30.13; ther., 65. Cloudy; sea moderate, Wellington.—N., breeze; bar., '0.12; ther., 57. Fine. hazy.. Now Plymouth!—W., light; bar., 30.12; thor., 61. Overca3t; sea moderate. Cape Eginout.-N.N.-W., light; bar., 30.15; 57. Cloudy; sea choppy. Wanganui.-S.-S.W., . light; bar., 30.18; thor., 64. Fine; sea smooth. Farcwoll Rpit.-N., Ireah; bar., 30.20; ther., <J2. Cloudy; >ea rough. Cape Foulwind—S.W.. light; bar., 30.15; tber., 66. Cloudy; sea moderate. Qroyniouth.-S.W., light; bar., 30.19; ther., 63. Fair; 6ca moderate swell. Stephen Island.-S.E., light; bar., 30.15; ther., 52. Hazy,; ten smooth. • Capo Campbell—N., bree:e; bar., 30.08; ther., 18. Hazy; ma, moderate. Kaikoura.-N.E., light; bar., 30.07; ther., 62. Fair; sea moderate. Akaroa Lighthouse.-N.W., fresh; bar., •50.05; ther., 53. Hazy; sea heav>.. Port Ohalmors.— Ollni; bar,, 30.02; ther., 52. Fair; sea smooth. October 8, Hff. Nuggets.-N.'W., light; bar., 30.01; thcr., 49' Fine; sen moderate. Bluff.-S.W., breeze; bar., 29.91; ther., 52. Cloudy; sea Binooth. B. V. PEMBERTOS. I Meteorological Office, Wellington, October 8, 1919.

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