METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
The meteorological observations made iii] Auckland for the past week, for which we are indebted to the courtesy of Mr Cheese-): man, of the Auckland Institute, are as follows :— . ■
"Instrument out of order. Early and middle part of the week fine, clear, and bright, with light N.E. breeze, usually shifting to S. at night. This morning showers from N.E., with indications of aporoaching bad weather. T. F. Cheesbman.
APR-MAY.] 26 Barometer; (corrected).. 30-48 llaxiinu m temp. (in shade) .. 68 Minimum temp. (in shade) .. 54 Velocity of wind (in miles* .. — Direction of wind— .. E ftainfall (in inches) .. — I 27 I I 23 I 29 i i 301 I 1 I — I 20-37j I 70 54-5 30-32 30-23 70-5 10 54 55 NE NE i 30-16' 63 55 3019 65 55 ,30'Oi 63 56-5 NE NE E E •03
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 103, 2 May 1890, Page 2
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