METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 July 1924, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL.

The reading at 9 n.m. yesterday was UO.G I—rising. The rending at 9 a.m. this morning was 30.08 rising. Tho reading for the dial printed below is taken at 12 to-day.

WEATHER FORECAST AT NOON

The indications a-ie for vailiablo and moderate hreez.es hut south-eas-terly moderate prevailing. There is a prospect of fair weather. There will probably be a hard frost to-night early. Barometer falling slowly shortly. Seas moderate, tides poor.

.I'IIASKS OF THE MOON—II'LY. July 10.—First quarter, !>li. 10m. ii.in. July 1/s—Moon at I’erigeo Oh. -tfSui. a.m. July 10 —Full moon. llli. 10m. p.m. July 21—Last <jmirtor. Ih. Cm. a.m. July 27.—M00n in Apogee. I2li. nOon). UNION COMPANY’S LIME. The chartered steamer s.s'. Freeze is duo at Cireymouth to-day from lllulf to load coal and general car no for Wellington, returning to Cireymouth early next week to load coal for Dunedin. 'lhe Kaitangata leaves Auckland tomorrow and is due at Cireymouth on Sunday and after discharging inward cargo, loads coal for the same port. The Kahika is due at Cireymouth tomorrow from Wellington to load timber for Sydney.

The Ngatoro is duo at Cireymouth about the end of the week from Wellington to load coal and timber for Wellington and timber for .Miramar.

IIHJIl WATIill--JULY . J 1J1 V 11. 2.-12 a.iii. ; 3.10 j >. Ill J 111 V Id.— 3.3(1 a. in. ; ■1.10 ]).!!! July ll.l.in a.in.; j I>. in Julv ia.— a. in. ; <i.tr, j). m Julv in.--7.20 a. in. ; 8.0 p.m. July Ji.— 8. a. in. ; 8. no ji.m Julv j r,.~ 0.20 a. in. ; 0.37 p.m July 1C.— lo.y a.m.; 10.20 p.m