WEATHER REPORT.
(For 24 hours from 9 a.m. this day.) Wind: Moderate from between west ami south-west and south at all places north o£ Timaru and Queenßtowij. to strong from between north-west and we.se and south elsewhere. Barometer: Kise generally. Sea: Moderate on all Western Coast swellfrom southward on East Coast soutu of East Cape, moderate elsewhere. Tides: Good on East Const between Lj tteltou and East Cape, moderate at all other P Synopsis of the last 48 hours: Falling barometer everywhere until about 10 p.in^ on Saturday; siuce then the barometer has risen slowly in all parts of the country. The weather has been generally fine, with moderate to strong westerly winds. Kain is reported from Gisborne and Christcnurch. Frost has continued on high country in Otago. Low pressure from the west Indicated for the 2nd instant passed the meridian of South Cape, about midnight of that date, but further south than usual.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 209, 4 September 1899, Page 4
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