OFFICIAL FORECAST FROM 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY.
(PKBSS ASSOCIATION TKLEQBAU.)
WELLINGTON, April 18. Wind.—Moderate and from the westward at all places northward of Napier ana New Plymouth, but from the southward elsewhere during the next tea hours, but changing after that time to strong from between north-east and north and west. Babometeb. —Further rise everywhere, but falling again after 12 hours at all places southward of Napier and Wanganui. Sea..—Considerable on all western coast, moderate on all eastern coast. Tides. —High on western coast and east coast, southward of the East Cape, moderate elsewhere. STHOPBIS OT THI PBIVIOT7S 24 HOTTSB. A slowly increasing pressure everywhere with moderate to strong westerly winds, changing by south-west and south. A low pressure from the w«st will probably pass eastward of the meridian of the South Cape on the 20th. Rain has fallen in nearly all parts of the country. _ R . A . EDWIN .
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10634, 19 April 1900, Page 6
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