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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 16, 19 July 1932, Page 3

METEOROLOGICAL c < WELLINGTON'S WEATHER D 0 MOON FOR JULY. New nioou, 4th day, 9.50 a.m.; First quarter, llth clay, 2.37 a.m.; Full moon, 18th day, 8.36 ]}; a.nu; Last quarter, 26tU day, 1.12 a.m. TUESDAY. 19th JULY, 1932. The Sun.—Rose to-day, 7.10 a.m.; sets, 4.44 = p.m. Rises to-morrow, 7.!) a.m.; sets, 4.43 p.m. Bright Sunshine. —Yesterday: Morning, Ihr 12min; afternoon, 2hr 30min; total, 3hr 42mln. Temperature in Shade—Maximum, 4S.3dcg; minimum, 37.9deg; mean, 43.Odes. "" Rainfall.—Total for the 24 hours preceding 9 ri a.m. to-day, nil; total to date during the -I month, 1.1 lin. : Wind.—Velocity of the wind for the 24 hours "* preceding 9 a.m. to-day, 3.3 m.p.h. *" Barometer. —Yesterday, 9 a.m., '30.41 in. Today, 9 a. in., 50.341n. — SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS. An anti-cyclone has continued to cover New Zealand, but it has been losing intensity while a depression to the northwards has been gradually deepening. The latter has been re-, eponsible for fresh east to south-east winds In f tho Auckland Peninsula and for. some showers *" In the extreme North, and.also between Napier and East Capo. Generally, however, the weather has remained fine with light to moderate and variable winds. The night was again cold with many, and in places severe, frosts. TO-DAY'S WEATHER. Station Wind. Pres. Temp Weather. Capo Maria V.D. E 7 52 OZ Russell SE 6 30.05 • 55 C lloklanga Heads. E 3 30.09 48 C Kaipara Slg Stn SE 5 30.16 48 OZ Jlanukau Hds. .SE 5 30.19 49 O " Auckland SE 4 30.18 45 C Tlritlrl .... ESE 5 47 C Kawhia E 5 42 C Tauranga . .. SE 5 30.17 47 BC Opotiki SB 3 30.20 47 BC Taupo SWI 34 C East Cape .. SW 4 30.23 47 OMP (jlsborno X 3 30.38 44 OD Napier EKE 4 30.10 4(1 O Castlepoint ... S :i 30.37 47 O - Cape Talliser .. E 4 4S BC New Plymouth ENE 2 30.22 42 C Cape Egmont .. SE 5 30.27 3S BC Patea Calm 30.33 46 B Wanganul .... E 1 30.30 33 BC Foxtun E 2 41 BC Wellington .. SSE 3 30.34 ir, B Cape Campbell SW 2 30.37 46 C Farewell Spit .. SE 4 30.30 47 BC Westport S 1 30.29 35 BC Greymouth ...K4 50.26 31 B Arthur's Pass .KW l. 21 B Kaikoura N 1 30.36 41 BC Christclmrch . .W3 30.35 35 OZ AUaroa L'house NW 2 , 30.40 50 BC Timani Calm 30.32 3S o Oamani ...... W 1 30.33 44 BC Dunedln Calm 30.33 43 B Alexandra .... Calm 29 BC Queenstown .. Calm 30.36 30 B Nuggets ....NW2 30.35 46 C Buff NNWI 30.32 43 O Puysegur Point .Nl 30.41 41 OZ ri h J Ve2t^ ot-r B- blUft sfcy B-c- Wne sky and detached clouds; C. cloudyj O, overcast: G gloomy, dull; 0.. ogly. threatening; bT con- = tlnuous or steady rain; S., snow; D.. drizzle; P., passing showers; H>. hall; Q., equally L Ughtnins: T.. thunder: F.. fog: M°, mist: Z., Beaufort Scale or Wind Force wltb Eoulvalent Velocities at 16ft above CrounU-0. calm 0-1 m.p.h.;! light air, 2-3; 2, slight breeze ,?U 3. $ e¥\ br, eae- 8-U: 4 moderate breeze H"is; 6 fresh breeze, 17-21! 6 strong breeze, 22-27: 7 high wind, 28-33; 8~ Bale, 34-40: 9 strong gale, 41-48; 10 whole sale. 49-56; 11 storm, 57-65; 12. hurricane. FORECAST. __ Winds.—Moderate northerties in the far bouth; elsewhere freshening south-east \ to easterly winds. ' Barometer.—Falling slowly. Seas.—Rough north of East Cape and rising elsewhere In Cook Strait and north of Kaikoura; otherwise smooth to moderate. Tides.—Moderate north-of Castlepoint; elsewhere poor. 'Warning signal for an easterly gale is exhibited at Cape Maria Van Dlemen. Weather.—Unsettled north of Kawhia and Napier, with rain developing' and extending gradually southwards; otherwise fine. Temperatures milder. COLLEGE RUGBY TO-MORROW'S MATCH. • The*usually outstanding inter-collegiate Rugby football match between Wellington College and .St.-Patriot's .College will take place to-rnorpow'afternoon, at Ath-' letio Park. By courtesy- of the Wellington Rugby Union aiid.itte. headmasters of the,colleges concerned, the proceeds on this occasion -will be devoted! to the work for needy and unemployed boys, and will be paid- into a trust fund to be operated by the • Asosciated Boys' Organisations, which is a joint body including the Boys' Division of the V.M.C.A., the Boy Scouts' Association, and the Boys' Institute. The boys of the colleges.are entering enthusiastically into this match, n&t only for the game itself, but for the reason, that on this occasion they, will be. helping needy arid under-privileged boys of the community. Proceeds from the Bale of the programmes are also being devoted to the same ' fund. The match' between the first fifteens is to commence at 3 o'clock, and it will be preceded by a match between other teams from the colleges.

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