METEOROLOGICAL.
The-reading to-day at 9 a.m. was 29.99—rising. The reading on the dial printed low was taken at noon to-day.
The reading at 9 a.m. yesterday 29.86—rising.
PHASES OF MOON—MARCH. •
HIGH WATER—MARCH
UNION COMPANY’S LINE,
The Poolta is exjected to leave Dunedin to-day for Greymouth via Napier. The Kahika leaves Gisborne to-day, arriving at Greymouth on Saturday to load for Miramar and Wellington. The Union Steam Ship Coy has received advice that owing to the recent mishap to the “MakuraV engines the S.S. Marama will now leave Wellington to-day for San Francisco, taking the Makura passengers. The Makura is scheduled to leave Wellington on Friday at noon for Sydney with passengers previously booked by the Marama. The Kamona, Kaituna, Kaimai and Ngatoro leave Greymouth for various destinations as soon as the conditions on the Bar improve.
New moon 1st 1. 3 a.m Full moon 15th 6.28 a.m New moon 30th 5.16 p.m
March 25. — G.35 a.m j 7.10 p.m March 2(5. — 7.40 a.m ; 8. 7 p.m March 27. — 8.80 a.m; 8.53 p.m March 28. — 9.15 a.m; 9.27 p.m, M arch 29. — 9.52 a.m; 10. 8 p.m, March 30. i-10.25 a.m; 10.40 p.m. March 31. —10.59 a.m; 11.22 p.m.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1930, Page 1
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