METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS WELLINGTON, For September, 1877.
* Means &c.' t Means for same month previous thirteen year 3. Notb.—On Ist cold wet day, wind S.W. with hail and slight thunder, very s'ormy at night, continued stormy from same quarter on 2nd; fine until 10th, when it rained, and blew cold from S.E. and S.W., -OOin. rain recorded on 11th, the max. for month ; stormy on 13th from N.W., increas : ng to a gale at night, and also stormy and wet on morning of 14th, N.W.; threatening on 16th during day, and at 7 p.m. sudden change from N."W. to S.W., with violent squalls of rain and hail, which abated during nUht; fine for remainder of month, though weather dark and threatening at times to S.E., but clearing off without rain : on night of 28th strong N.W. wind ; snow on hills across harbor on 11th; on the whole fine weather, with small rain fall for time of year. The maximum temperature in shade 66'0, and minimum 35 - 5. Earthquakes felt on 15t'i between 8 and 9 a.m., slight; on 22nd at 4.40 p.m. two smart shocks with rumbling noise, and on 29th at 1.50 a.m. a slight movement. R. B. Gork.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5167, 13 October 1877, Page 2
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