THE WEATHER.
WELLINGTON, April 16. Dr Kidsoil’s weather report states. —Gf Sieral situation. —A, cyelonc is apparently developing west of the Auckland Peninsula. An intense anticyclone extends from the southern extremity of the Dominion to-,w-aj-dst Syfdney. FoifecasUxf-iWljnds/-South to east winds generally, backing to north-east, mirth of Kawhia and East Cape—moderat e mainly, but freshening and later reaching gale force in places. Seas ((N.Z. waters): IS As moderate generally, but rising on the East Coast, and north of Farewell Spit. Tasman Sea:, South-east to northerly winds in the north-cast Tasman, and southerlies elsewhere, becoming fh'sh to strong, with rising seas. Weather: Dull and unsettled, with general rain. Some heavy falls, especially in the central provinces- Cool tiunperatures, with snow on the highlands of the South Island.
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Grey River Argus, 17 April 1929, Page 8
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