Meteorological Observatory at Te Aroha.
(To Aroli.i Hot Springs L v om lin). Altitude ab >ye the sea 100 feet. Abstract fok Decembeu, 1888. Mean height of Barometer 30 21 inches Mm-. „ „ 30.37 on 6th Mm. „ „ 29.-S8 ... 13th Mean IVm. in &hade 72.5 F.ih. Max. „ „ 85 0,, on the 24th Mm. „ „ 37 0 on theGtli Max Sol, a- ntdi.itJon 1(30 „on the 24th Tot.ili'.i 1 of Kiin in incites LOG Nninbor of tlay^ of r.iin G 3Vlhx. tain in any 24 honi^ .58 on 13th. Prevailing wind (torn S W. A- MfCK7.lT'>', Obivi\ r
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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 336, 23 January 1889, Page 2
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94Meteorological Observatory at Te Aroha. Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 336, 23 January 1889, Page 2
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