THE FUTURE.
At 9 a.m. the iullow.nif iu:ecast was issued fur tile subte<iuen(. 2A huui£ Wind.— Kastei ly ; stionff t.i gal<- at all placEa uortjiHUicl 61 Uisi> tape, U.uipu, jnd 1 liugUn; FtutL-easteilj ui(iO£:.itu to fiiuug thence to Hokitika and Ljtte.tun, but iwrtneily moderate to fitiuiip elsewneic after 16 home. liaroraNter.— Fall blowiV noitliwaid of East Cf'iie, Tmjpo, i.nd fiijjlau; little movement tjitiice to Hokkiku and Lyttelton; tall all other jilu(.ei. Sta. — Hearj swell on cat>t coast north of 'ijsfc Cape; moderate cveiywhere else. Tides. — High .on «-a3t coast north of East Cape; good thAnoe south waid to Kaikouia; low on west coast northward of Raglan; modeiate all other ports. . Rain is probable northward of East Cape, Truno, anf 1 Raglan. Wanting signal for easterly gjle is exhibited at Cape Mar. a Van fiiemcn, Tint in, aud will be shown at East Capei aftei suniisc. It. A. KDWIN.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1908, Page 6
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148THE FUTURE. Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1908, Page 6
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