THE WEATHER
WELLINGTON. Augrsi 23. The weather r«p"rt and forecast are a.s follows: —General ritual i'<»n: Rather a deep depression is centred over the central portion of ‘hr Do minion and is moving soiFh-easr-wards. Forecast: Winds northerly a first in north-eastern portion of the North Island; elsewhere west south, mainly light to mode ate at
first and Liter freshening. Seas in New Zealand waters rather rough north of Cape flginont; e’scahre smooth to moderate; rising later on the East Coast. Eastern Tasman Sea: Moderate to strong southerly winds, and rather rough seas. Weather cloudy to overcast. Further uain in most i districts, but improving in the far north. Mist or fog at first about Oook Strait and between Banks Peninsula and East Cape. Temperatures are becoming lo’-tIUC.
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Grey River Argus, 24 August 1934, Page 8
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