METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
The meteorological observations made m Auckland for the past week, for which && areindebbodto the courtesy of Mr Cheeseman, of the Auckland Institute, arenas follows:— J_:
♦Instrument'out of order. Early part of the week wibh strong S.W. winds and showers; on Thursday night wind shiftingto N.E., followed by rain on Friday evening, and a change of wiud^to S.W. PS T. F. Cueesemas, m Observer,.;
MAY. | I lal ! ■ 1 —1 i 1 [_rr ~ ii_i'oino.er (corrected).. Ua-imum temp. ii" shade) Minimum toinp. tin shade) iTolocity of W-H(_ tin miles* .irection of wind.. lainiall (in inches) 29*91: !30-02| i 30-05 30-23 30-36 30-03 29-98 65 56 59 62 63 63 .63 '49 47 52'5 54'5| 51 55'5, .55-5 SW! I SW sw sw SW; NE sw •34 I •03 I •03 jtt.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 119, 20 May 1892, Page 2
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