WEATHER REPORT.
i j , (By Telegraph.-Press Association.) fa WELLINGTON, this day. g Wind: Strong from between uoftH^fcustH and north-west at all places nortn old Thames and Manukau; ll<: i u"Ln-J iwcen south-east, nnd south-west. themtH Southward, on the East Coast to Point; strong nortnerly wind ._ o ; nug Darts of the North Island west of }*£*■ j strong south-east, south ana -OuOi-«e_ty wind at other places.. H Barometer: Fall everywhere. !. Sea: Heavy on all Eastern Coast, con-,3 Biderable on Western Coast. ,;. Tides: High on East toast norti. ut !; _ Kaikoura; poor thence southward; mod-.* eratc on Western Coast _ _■■~ Rain may be expected in all parts otj the country. , , J. A warning signal for an easterly _aie-;. Is exhibited at Cape Campbell. ;..;. Synopsis of the last 2-1 hours: Decreased ' pressure everywhere nortnward ol i Cape Campbell and New Plymouth: slow,; Increase at other places. Low pressure; from N.E. or N.N.E. exists eastward of jj East Cape, and is travelling to the 5...-. E., | Low pressure from the west will passu east of the meridian o£ South Cape onl* the 25th. _ V " Pressure is low in the Tasman Sea.,'-. but is decreasing in energy. f ; .
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 20, 24 January 1901, Page 4
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