METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1924, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL.

The reading at 9 a.in. yesterday was 30.24—rising. The rending nt 9 n.m. tin's morning Was IIII.V-—rising. Tho rending for the dial printed below is taken nt 12 to-day.

WEATHER FORECAST AT NOON

The. indications arc for land and sc; breezes. There is prospect of lai to cloudy weather. There will proh ably be a hard frost to-night. Haro meter little movement. Seas nn< tides moderate.

HIGH WATER—I CRY July 0.1. 4.0 a.m.; 4.30 p.m July 25. 5.0 a.ni.; 5.35 p.m

JTI AS ICS OF THIC MOON- -JURY. July 10.—First quarter, Oh. Ibm n.m. . July 15—Moon at I’erigee !Hi. .ibm n.m. July Hi—Full moon. llh. 19m. p.m July 24—Last quarter, 41i. Cm. a.in July 27.—M00n in Apogee, 12h noon).

UNION COMPANY’S Uht

'l'he Kamo is due at Greymoutli thi morning from Wellington to load coa coal for Dunedin, completing at West port with coal for Timaru and Oamarti The Kakapo is due at Greymoutli to morrow or Sunday from lilufr to loai con! for Auckland. The Kittawa is due at Greymoutl to-morrow from New Plymouth to low coal for IllllfT. Tho Kaituna is due at Greymout about Sunday from Napier to load con for Wellington. Tho Kamoua is due at Greymout about Sunday from Wellington to loi coal and general cargo for the sum port.