METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
The meteorological observations made in Auckland for the past week, for which we areindebbod to the courtesy ot Mr Cheeseman, of the Auckland Institute, are as follows: —
Foe until Thursday evening, then rain during the greater part of the night, nearly half an inch being registered this (Friday) morning. Highest temperature, 75 degrees, on Wednesday. T. F. CIIEESEMAN, Observer.
.UV.-JJ-U, Barometer (corrected).. Maxi mum temp. (in aliade) llinim n m temp. (in shade) Velocity of wind (in miles) direction of wind., lain fall (in inchea) I 30 ■ 1 29*85 I I 29-93= I I =30-10 I I I 30 03 30-03 29*9829*71 I 66' 70 73 73 73 75 j 73 I I 55 53 56 60 58 62 j 64 N iNW - I *48 - SW S s NW INW •03 •oi
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 285, 1 December 1893, Page 4
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