OFFICIAL FORECAST FROM 9 a.m. THURSDAY.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10635, 20 April 1900, Page 6

OFFICIAL FORECAST FROM 9 a.m. THURSDAY.

(PRISS ASSOCIATION TILXCBAU.) WELLINGTON, April 19. Wind.—Moderate everywhere, and generally from the eastward. .BABOUETER.-Further nee everywhere. SEA.-Heavy on eastern coast northward oi the East Cape, heavy eoutherly .well thence couth to Castlepoint, considerable on ail "tSS.-L™ on all western coast and on the east coast south of Cape thence to the East Cape, high thence southis to be expected in the North Island eouthward of the Thamesi and Manukau, and in all parts of the South Island. STMOPSIB Or THI PKEVIOUB 24 HOUItS. A steadily increasing pressure everywhere, *ith moderate southerly winds, hafallen on the east coast northward of Isapier, and also at places northward of the Tnanies Ind Mwrakau, and at the Bluff. A sharp frost has been experienced at Naseby an| Roxburgh. r a edwin

YESTERDAY EVENING'S REPORTS. The following reports received by Edwin, R.N., »!*"* * he * e * ther on A<pnl N.E., fresh; bare, 30.32; therm., 70; cloudy, Bee. rough. New Plymouth—Qilm; bare, 30.31; therm., 67; fine, sea smooth. Castlepoint-Wind, S.W., hgM; baro., 30.51; therm., 60; fine, sea moderate. Wellington—Wind, E.S.E., light; baro., 30.45; therm., 64; fine. "Westportr—Calm; baro., 30.44; therm., 60; fine, sea smooth. Kaikoura—Wind, N.E., moderate gale, baro., 30.43; therm., 59; fine, eea rough. Oamaru—Wind, i\.E., light; bare, 30.44; therm., 54; fine, sea smooth. Bluff—Wind, W.S.W., light; baro., 30.41; therm., 57; fine.

THE WEiATHEiR IT* AUSTRALIA.. The following 9 a.m. weather reports from Australian, stations have been received: — Albany, April 18th—Wind, W.; baro., 30.30.; cloudy. „ Hobart, April 18th—Wind, W.; bare, 30.30; cloudy. Sydney, April 19th—Wind, W.; baro., 30.40; cloudy. Captain Edwin telegraphs:—There is increased pressure at each of the Australian stations.