WEATHER REPORT.
(, (By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, this day.
Wind.—Moderate from between southwest, west and north-west during the next 16 hours, and at all places northward of Thames and Manukau; changing after that, time to strong wind to gale from between north-east, north and west; moderate winds from the westward thence southward to Kaikoura and Cape Egmont. changing after 20 hours to south everywhere else. _«__.— Barometer-Further rise, but falhng after 12 hours at all places north of Thames and Manukau; also in other parts o^f the Nonh Island after 16 to 20 hours; ri-e in South Island. . Sea-Considerable on the vvesterc Coast; moderate on Eastern Coast. Tides.-Good on b"th coasts ot £oitl» Island, and on East Coast ot toouth laland; moderate Synopsis °V Urease northwards ot h a. continued to increase no Thames and Man"„, ;. ience southward very little »°Tf^^ t l_S^« *as contlnto Kaikoura and^ Hokitnw. ued to flfcreasfe south, moo ay winds have «Pei K m nas fallen from the southward. ana Hokitika> b u t ncrthward of Kaikoura c TowTesS SoS the west is one tofiay It South Cape- ■____________, =
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 110, 10 May 1902, Page 4
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