METEOROLOGICAL
WELLINGTON'S WEATHER,
■ MONDAY, 12th MAY. ; TH» SUN. Rose to-day—«h .47m a.m.; sets 4h 47m p.m. Rises tomorrow—6h 4Sm a.m.; sets 4h 46m p.m. BRIGHT STTNSHINB. Yesterday—Morning, In 15m; afternoon, in 80m; total, 2b .46m. : ■ THE MOON. . for New Zealand Mem Tine.)■■
TEMPERATURE IN THE SHADE. . Yesterday—Maximum, E6.Bdeg.; minimum, 49.4deg.; mean, 53.1deg.' •'■■ • ' ■ RAINFALL. .'•;, Total for the 48 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day. —Trace. '• ' •:. '■■ Total to date, during the month—fl.l3in. Total rainfall during April—l.93in. WIND. Average velocity of the wind for the 24 hourt. preceding 9 a.m. to-day—6.2 miles per hour. BAROMETER. Yesterday—9 a.m., 30.49. . ■ To-day—o a.m., 30.53; noon, 30.50. ;•' NEW ZEALAND. , ■ SYNOPSIS OF LAST 48 HOURS.1 Anticyclonic pressure has ruled, and tht, weather has been fair though cloudy and-foggy in many parts of the Dominion. Moderate and variable breezes have prevailed. ; '. . . .FORECAST. , At 9 ».m. to-day • the following forecast was issued for the subsequent 24 hours:— .' \ '. Winds—Easterly, moderate to strong, changing to northerly. Barometer—Falling tendency. . Seas —Moderate. ■ ■ Tides—Poor on all the western coast; moderate elsewhere. ■-•'■■■'.• . Weather—Dull to overcast at times, and foggy in parts, and misty rain probable in the western and southernmost districts. . D. C. BATES.
. Mr. .J.'M! Morice, Acting-City En-i"1 gineer of Wellington, hae not been well - j for some time past, and is now confined to his home at Wadestown. • ■' •'. Full provision for dealing with acci- : dents.at Duppa-street Park was made by" the St. John Ambulance Brigade on: Saturday afternoon. The Brigade, owing to illness among its members, is somewhat shorthanded/ but nevertheless met- all * needs during the playing of the various' football matches. The remits to be submitted to the annual conference of the N.Z. Returned Soldiers' Association, commencing ,■ on 26th instant, will be discussed at the meeting of.' the local association to be held in the Concert' Chamber, Town Hall, on Wednesday next, at 7.30 p.m. . The subjects of the remits practically cover all problems affecting returned soldiers, and it is expected that there will be a largo attendance. Brigadier-General Richardson, who has another engagement later, will attend the meeting at 7.30. Several maintenance cases came be _ fore Mr. F. V. Frazer, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court to-day. Some of . them were adjourned and others settled \ by consent. Annie Webley, for lvhoni Mr. P. W. Jackson appeared, w«j" ■" granted a separation from her husband ,! Albert Edward Webley. Charles Philip Badger, for getting in arrears, was ser j tenced to a month's imprisonment, th • warrant to be suspended for fourteei ■ days. Francisco Freitas, also iii 'arrears.^ was sentenced to two months' imprison- , ment at Greymouth, the warrant to be J. suspended for three.weeks. I" Messrs. Williams and Co^ Ltd., will sell \ at 1.30 p.m. to-morrow furniture and piano, in the Auction Arcade, Courtenayplaco. - .
first quarter .. 'ul! moon ... list quarter .. lew moon .. , .. 7° \i 4-a.«. ,. • ..15 0 31 p.m. .. .. '23 » 34 a.m. ..3D 0 42 a.m.
METEOROLOGICAL
Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 110, 12 May 1919, Page 8
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