METEOROLOGICAL
PHASES OF THE MOON. JULY, 1933.
THE SUN. The sun sets to-day at 4.30 p.m.; rises to-morrow at 7.37 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Wind, east; barometer, 30.30; thermometer, 40; tides, moderate; bar, moderate swell; river, normal. Weather, blue sky. \ AT OTHER CENTRES I (From readings taken at 9 a.m.). Station Wind Weather Bar. Ther. Manukau Heads SE. cloudy 30.18 54 Cape Egmqnt SE- cloudy 30.22 42 Wanganui » SE. overcast 30.34 44 Wellington , SE. overcast 30.39 43 Cape Campbell S. cloudy 30.41 45 Farewell Spit SE. overcast 30.22 47 Westport calm blue sky 30.31 41 Arthur’s Pass SW. blue sky ' 27 Dunedin calm blue sky 30.48 47 Bluff N. overcast 30.44 37 Puysegur Point S. blue sky 30.40 43 WEATHER FORECAST. General inference: An intense anti-cyclone still extends from Tasmania across southern New Zealand. A cyclone moved last night past Cape Maria Van Diemen to the eastwards, and pressure remains relatively low in the north. Forecast: Light to moderate easterly winds, weather fine with cold temperatures and some severe inland frosts. Seas smooth to., moderate.
First quarter 1st 9.11 a.m. Full moon 7th 11.21 p.m. Last quartei’ 14th 11.54 p.m. New moon 23rd 3.33 a.m.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 July 1933, Page 9
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