THE WEATHER
Mr Paulin telephoned at 2 p.m, : Squally to a gale E.N.E. to N.W. winds, and fine for about twenty-four hours; barometer fall. Captain Edwin advises:—Strong wii\ds to gale from between north-east and north, and west; glass fall soon ; tides high, sea fstavy on coast; rain probable. " GISBORNE, July 16. The heaviest snow known for many years has fallen in the inland districts. Over Tin of rain has fallen, and the rivers are running bank to bank. HASTINGS. July 16. The past two months' fine weather was broken on Saturday by a heavy downpour of rain, which still contln'ues. Over 3£in of rain fell, which is more than what has fallen for the past four months. The land was in need of rain.
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Evening Star, Issue 12866, 16 July 1906, Page 4
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124THE WEATHER Evening Star, Issue 12866, 16 July 1906, Page 4
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