TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10886, 1 July 1899, Page 9

TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.

Paoat Obkrvations ______» at 9 A.M. >' ~ '. P iXher. [ Station. Wind. Bar. in Weather. 1 Shade Gape Maria Van "_ ~ „ Uiemen ..NWmg 29.45 64 O Bu____ .. ..Wg __» » U »0 Pouto .. ..NAM mg «SO7 &> O -ianukaa Heads.. _.Wm g '<a-4- to OP Auckland ..NWfbr V_9.<i6 69 OP ! Tauranga .. NW 1 ■___. 68 O P Gisborn- .. NWI 29.2 i 67 O spit • ..KKfbr _a_a 69 BO New Plymouth ...Wg 29.16 69 OO W___?im_i .. NW I «&13 65 O G WelUntrtou .. Nbr 28.90 66 08 Blenheim .. NE I -3.8/ 64 U X OapeOampbeU ..NWfbr jsß-68 64 OP ___koura ..Sill 28,7_ 61 OO Nelson .. .. N g «-9-02 <* g * PareweUSplt .. NWlbr 28.a__ 67 B Westport .. N g 28.81 6o O B , areymouth .. tffbr __.8J 56 OP., I Bealey .. ..SElbr 2a.W 46 B _ Lyttelton .. Wl -8.82 52 GD Uhriatchurch .. Calm 28.b4 « O O , Timaru .. .Cairn 28.88 43 O" Oamaru.. .'.-.'aim 28.-. 46 O j Port Chalmers ..NNKbr -8-87 51 O Dunedin . N.MSI 28.87 66 G Oueens'own ..NJSI 2».U4 38 OB Nuggets ..SH 1 28.7S 60 O^ luv-r-arg-U .. _alm 2U.81 48 BO ' Bluff !. ..Nl -3.80 16 BO Wind.—L, light; br, breeze; f br, fresh 1 breeze; xn g, moderate gale; g, whole ox heavy gale; w, gale of exceptional seventy. , Weather.—B, blue sky; C, clouds, passing clouds; D, drizzling rain; F, foggy; G, gloomy, dark weather; H, hail; L, lightning; M, misty; O, overcast; P, passing showers; Q, squally; R, rain, continued rain; S, snow; i I', thunder; U, ugly, threatening appearance. OFFIC_AL~FORECAST. For twenty-four hours from 9 a.m., June ' 30th. Captain Edwin telegraphs as - under:— "East to South and South-West heavy gale; I heavy rain; very heavy sea; very high tides > after ten hours from now,' glass then rising, and weather much colder." , The following reports received by Captain Edwin, 8.N., show the weather on June 30th, at 5 pan.;— Manukau He_d_—Wind, W.N.W., gale; baro., 29_28;. jthexmi; 58; showery, sea. heavy. > New Plyi^uth—Wind, N.W-, gale; baro., 29.19; therm:, 58; showery, very heavy sea. Castlepoint—Wind, N.W., fresh breeze; baro., 29.07; therm., 58; fine, sea heavy. Wellington—Wind, N.W., gale; baro. t 28.85; therni., 55; rain. Westport—Wind, N.W., fresh breeze; baro., 28.81; therm., 54; foggy, sea very heavy. ' Kaikoura—Wind, S.K., light; baro, 28.61; therm.; 54; foggy, sea heavy. Oamaru—Caim; baro., 28.73; therm., 46; showery, slight swell. Bluff—Wind, S.W., ligiht; baro., 28.74; , therm., 45; fine. THE WEATHER IN AUSTRALIA. _ The following weather reports from. Australian stations were received yesterday: — Albany, June 29—Wind, N.E.; baxo., 30.00; cloudy, but. fine. Hobart, June 29—Wind, S.E.; baro., 29.70; fine. Sydney, June 80^—Wind, W.; baro., 29.80; i fine. Tho pressure at fiycfiaqy has fallen onei tenth, and at Hobart'it is three-tenths lower [ than by the last report, and will probably increase at Sydney and decrease at Hobart. , There is a low pressure iv the Tasman Sea travelling to the south-east, also one westward of, but near, Tasmania, travelling eastwards. i The atmospheric conditions in Now Zealand to-day are due to a".cyclone of unusual extant, t which has come from about JN.N.W., the cenk - tre or lowest pressure being over the central part of the South Island. At 5 p.m. the baro- ■ meter readings 'were the lowest since 12th ' October, 1897.