METEOROLOGICAL
PHASES OF THE MOON. AUGUST, 1933.
THE SUN. Tho sun sets to-day at 5.7 p.m.; rises to-morrow at 7.4 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Wind, north; barometer, 29.61; thermometer, 51; tides, good; bar, considerable sea; river, slight fresh. Weather, showery. Rainfall, 60pts. AT OTHER CENTRES
WEATHER FORECAST., General inference: A deep westerly depression is crossing the Dominion to-day. It is being followed by an intense anti-cyclone, the centre of which was this morning over South Australia. Forecast: Moderate to strong northerly winds, backing shortly to southerlies. Weather unsettled with further rain and on highlands snow. Some heavy falls likely. Temperatures becoming cold. Seas rough.
Full Moon 6 th 7.2 a.m. First quarter 12 th 3.19 p.m. New moon 21st 5.18 p.m. Last quarter 28th 943 p.m.
(From readings taken at 9 a.m.). Station Wind Weather Bar. Ther Manukau Heads W blue sky 30.04 51 Cape Egmont X. cloudy 29.88 51 Wanganui xw. cloudy 29.92 54 Wellington xw. overcast 29.71 • >3 Cape Campbell xw. cloudy 29.01 5° Farewell Spit xw. overcast 29.75 West port xw. rain 29.05 i > .. Arthur’s Pass rain — — 38 Christchurch xw. overcast 29.15 56 Dunedin Calm overcast. 29.39 49 Bluff x overcast 29.28 45 Puysegur Point xw; rain 29.30 46
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1933, Page 8
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