METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1925, Page 2

METEOROLOGICAL.

The reading at 9 n.m. this morning was 20.70—rising. The reading for the dial printed below was taken at 12 noon to-day.

WEATHER FORECAST AT NOON The following forecast was issued at noon to-day:— The indications are for southerly winds strong to gale. The veather will probably prove cold and shouoip Barometer using. Seas heavy, tides good.

UNION COMPANY’S LIKE

'J ne Kaiinni arrived at Urc.vinouth vosterdap from Wellington to load coal, timber and general cargo lor Wcllnigton sailing to-morrow night. The Xoakola arrived at Grcymouth yesterday' from Wellington to load coal and timber for Auckland. The Kamonn leaves Greyinuuth tonight. coni laden for llnnedin cnmple ing at Westport with coal for Lyttelton and Oamarn. The Kaitangata leaves Wellington tomorrow night arriving at: (ireymouth on Wednesday to load coal and timbei Wellington and timber for Miramar. The Kahika leaves Dunedin early this week with general cargo for (ircymow Hokitika, calling at Tinian, and Westport en route.

1’HASJ is OF th MOON AIMiTf, First lunrter 1st. it i.-w Null Moon ... it 3.3 Last (punter ltJtli. Nett' moon 23t.li. it 11.1U p.rn. at 1.58 p.m 1IICII W.VI K R— AIM! 11. p.m. p.m. April April 0— 8.155 7 — 0.15 a.m a. in ; 8..W \ 0 .&) 8— 0.55 a.m ; 10.12 p.m. April 0— JO.DO a.m ; 10.48 p.iru April 10-H.8 a.m ; 11.21 April 11—11.45 .in. April April 12 0.3 13— 0.45 a.m a.in : 1 .3 p.m. April 14— 1.3-2 a.m ; !.•>* April 15- 2.25 a. .n ]>.m. April 10- 3.25 a.m ■ p.’".