METEOROLOGICAL.
THE SUN. Rise to-day 7.23; sets 4.41. Rises to-morrow 7.23; sets 4.41. TEMPERATURE IS SHADK. Yesterday: Maximum 52: minimum 45: mean 48A-. "RAINFALL. For 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. today: 0.0/. THE MOON. /HalcuLited N.Z. Mean Time.)
WIND; Direction aad nature of wind at noon to-dav. CalmBAROMETER. Yesterdav, 9 »■"■• ■'29.24. To-dav. 9 a.m. 29.33: noon 29.27. fIUMIDITY OF THE ATMOSPHERE Mr T. C. C. Scott (Stoke) reports m» follows on the humidity of the atmosphere To-day 84 jw cent. •Yesterday 78 per cent. TOD A Y'S W K ATHER. From observation:- taken at 9am.;
The indications are - for westerly stiong to gale, an 3 backing by. west to south. The weather will probably prove squally and changeable, rain probable and snow _on high, country and 'become colder. ' barometer rising after about ten hours. Sen considera'Dlre in Strait.
D. a. M. Last Quarter .. 1 a 12 p.m. New Moon ... . .. 8 7 52 p.m. First Quarter .. 16 6 5i> p.m. Fall -Moon ... .,.24 ■ ,8. . 5 a.m. Last Quarter ..;:,3i^rLJL*.,. ,,44 a.m.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 165, 10 July 1918, Page 1
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