WEATHER FORECAST
TO-DAVS REPORT. A,n intense anticyclone still covers HF.ew Zealand, the highest pressure of this origin being along the East Coast. The cyclone which has been responsible for boisteroug weather and 'heavy rains 'in New South Wales, is now centred east of Sydney. The forecast is for winds variable at first, but northerlies setting in shortly and gradually freshening. Weather fair to fine at first, and becoming .milder, but to-morrow it is likely to Ibecome cloudy, rain developing by night, with the prospect of heavy falls ,to follow. Seas moderate with an increasing northerly swell. UNION COMPANY’S LINE. The Kiwite.a left Dunedin last Monday for Greymouth via way ports. The Kaimiro leaves Wellington today with general cargo for Greymouth and Hokitika arriving at Greymouth to-morrow evening to load coal and timber for Miramar, Wellington and Auckland. The Kaiinai leaves Greymouth to-day for Wellington via Westport and Miramar.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1933, Page 1
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148WEATHER FORECAST Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1933, Page 1
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