THE WEATHER.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 124, 16 May 1908, Page 2

THE WEATHER.

HEPOKTB AT 5 IML YESTERDAY. JUnuLau Head?. Wind. X., light ; bar., :W-S); tlienu., 57: overcast; bar amooth. i.j.l Cape. Wind, E., light; bar., 30.31; therm., .V.I: Due; sea moderate. New Plymouth.—Wind, N.W., light; bar., 30.35; therm., 59; overcast; sei increasing. ... Wellington.—Wind, N., freeh; bar. ; • 30.24; therm., 51; gloomy. Cantl.'|H)int,—Wind, N.E., breeze; bar.. OTJW; therm., 56; cloudy; sea heavy. ' Kaikuura. —Wind, &SX-, light; bar., 29.93; therm., 53; cloudy! sea moderate * i awell. Westport—Wind, N., fresh; l>ar.. y- 30.20; therm., 58; showery; sea moder ate but increasing. =\ Port t'halmers.—Wind, N.W., light: \ moderate svrelL ■" "Huff. -Wind, W5.W., fresh; bar.. 20.74; therm., 55; showery. FORECAST TO 3 P.M. TO DAY, f Westerly gales southward of Hokitika and Lyttelton; ; northerly g.iVelsewhere, and rain generally. R. A. EDWFN.

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