WEATHER REPORT.
CAPTAIN EDWIN'S FORECAST,
> L (By Telegraph.-Press Association.)
'!' , . WELLINGTON, this (lay. Wind: Moderate from between south-east, east, and uorth at ail places. Barometer- Very little movement north ot Napier ami New Plymouth; fall elsewhere after 12 hours. Sea: Moderate on t>otb noasta. Tides: Good on West Coast; moderate on EFr^Bt<i 8 t<i 8 be expected in all parts of the C<SySBi 8 of the mat-48 hours: Increasing pressure everywhere.- A southerly gale, with rain, continued on the East Coast from Friday night until Sunday afternoon, but has ainee then moderated. Fine, tntjnxf cold, weather has heen experienced everjwhere else. . There wa» a sharp frost last ulght In most parts of the country south or Russell and Hokianga. '.',.,■ ~ the , Low pressure from w«t « due at the meridian of South Capt on the 88th, aud is of great extent.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 148, 24 June 1901, Page 4
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