METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1924, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL.

Tho rending nt 9 a.in. yesterday was 30.<53.

Tlio reading nt 0 n.m. this morning was 30J>3—no movement. Tho reading for tho dial printed bolow is taken at 12 to-day.

WEATHER FOREOAST AT NOON The indications are tm easterly wines moderate to strong and hacking by east to north and then freshening, with increasing haze and cloudiness. The night will probably he very eold With frosts inlaid. Barometer falling. Sea and tides modciate.

J‘IIASKS OF THF. .MOON—JULY. July 10.—First quarter, Oh. Him n.m.

July lo—.Mooli at IVrigee Oh. Ohm n.m.

July Hi Foil moon. 11 h. JOni. p.in. July 21 —hast. (|iiarter. Ih. (ini. a.m July 27. —.Moon in Apogee. I2h noon).

UNION COMPANY'S LINE.

The s.s. Breeze chartereil hy the Union Steam Ship Coy., 1,ti1., is loading coal and general cargo at Orcvnionth for Wellington. Tho Kaitangata leaves Auckland today and is due at Oreymouth about Sunday and after discharging inward cargo loads coal for the same port. The Knhika is due at Oreymouth this morning from Wellington to load timber for Sydney.

The Kninomi is due at Oreymouth about the end of the week from Wellington to load coal for the same port. The Ngatoro is due at Oroymoufh to-day from Wellington to load coal and timber for Wellington and timber for Miramar.

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