THE WEATHER.
Mr Edwin wires;— Gale from between N.E. and E. and S.; glass fall; (ides very high, sea heavy; Heavy rain; river flood after twenty hoars from now. An Auckland wire xeceived this forenoon says:—There was a moderate gal* and steady downpour of rain last night. Tho weather is now clearing. ' ■ : ; The hurricane which wn's reported, on Wednesday- to be raging at Norfolk Island is well on its way to the colony, the outward fringe of it having already reached Cape Mam Van Diemen, where a ! very heaw gale is blowing from the eastward. The evidence (says Captain "Edwin) is that the hurricane is travelling : to ite south-east, and is decreasing in energy, but there are still nron&uncod signs of heavy easterly gales in the noetiwni half of the North Island.
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Evening Star, Issue 12769, 23 March 1906, Page 6
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132THE WEATHER. Evening Star, Issue 12769, 23 March 1906, Page 6
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