METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1924, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL.

The rending at !) n.tn. yesterday was 29.69—falling. The rending at 9 a.m. lliis morning was 29.98—rising. The reading for the dial printed 1-e----low was taken at 12 noon to-day.

WEATHER FORECAST AT NODI'! The indications are for westeih winds, strong to gale and hacking west to south. The weather will pro1, ably prove squally with heavy showeis. Barometer unsteady, with a rising tendency on the Coast. HIGH AVATKIt—NOVF.MJ KI?. 03—11.20 a.in.; ll -hl p.m. Nov! 29. "-L Xov. JJO.— 0.:W) a.m.; 0.00 p"i. TilK MOON. Date Phenomena. 'lime. Dee. , 3 First Quarter ... '^ ,n l’- nl, 11 Full Moon «»• Win p.m. 12 Moon in Apogee ... Sh bin p.m. 1!> hast Quarter ... Oh dim p.m. •)(i Moon in Perigee ••• l "' 12m P' 1 " 2, New Moon •*«« lfinl P m

UNION COMPANY’S LINE The Kahika left New Plymouth yesterday at noon and is due a( Lre.vmontli to-night to load timher lot S.Mlm4i,e AVnipori left Greymouth yesterday morning for Westport to complete bo'r coal loading for Oa.naru and Dtinc(lThe Kaiapoi completes her timber loading at Greymouth to-day h.r Mclliournc, and sails as soon a, the sea meliorates. r The AVanaka loads genera cargo fo AVestport. Greymouth anil Hokitika at Dunedin about Saturday next in P ace „f tbe AVaipori previously scheduled t" load for Greymouth direct, bur is now withdrawing for Survey. Hit| will tranship her cargo at into the first available steamer foi •Grevinonth direct. The Ngatoro leaves AAcllington tomorrow for Greymouth to load coal. The Kamona leaves Auckland to-mor-row for Greymouth direct and will he available for general cargo for .-ie>liinuth and Hokitika.