METEOROLOGICAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18381, 23 April 1923, Page 5

METEOROLOGICAL.

HERALD SPECIAL FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for 24 hours from 7 a.m. to-day was supplied to us last evening by Mr. H. M. Vincent : — Fine weather may now be expected as the recent extensive tropical disturbance is passing to the east of the Dominion. Moderate to strong south-westerly winds prevailing and weather becoming colder. Seas moderate. i RAINFALL RECORD. Fall in city for 48 hours ended midnight April 22 {'Hxealo gauge) . . .93in. For month, to 9 a.m. Saturday, (Albert Park gauge) . . .. 5.3«1rk SUN. MOON, AND TIDES. Sun—Rises 6.25 a.m.. sets 5.15 p.m. Moon First auarter. to-morrow. 4.50 p.m. Full, May 1. 9 a.m. High Water-— a.m. p.m. Auckland . . . . 11.50 — Mannkau Heads .. 1.25 1.49 Onehunga Wharf . . 2.45 3. 9 OVERSEAS MAILS. mm INCOMING. The Royal Mail steamer Tahiti is due at Wellington this morning from Sydney. She has 122 bags of mail for Auckland. It should reach here to-morrow morning. The Manuka, which left Sydney at 11 a.m. on Friday, is due at Wellington tomorrow morning. She has 1-1 bags of Australian mail, nine bags from beyond and three bags from the East, for Auckland. It should reach here on Wednesday morning. The Royal Mail steamer Maunganui left San Francisco for Wellington on April 13. She has 1413 bags of English and American mail for New Zealand. The mail is due here about Max 5.

OUTGOING. Outgoing mails for overseas ports close at Auckland as follows:— Tc-DAT. Cook Islands, Tahiti. Canada. North America, West Indies, United Kingdom, and Continent of Europe, via San Francisco, to connect with Tahiti at Wellington, at 5 p.m. late fee. 6.55 p.m. (railway station box). Mails due- London about May 28. To-KOEBOW. Australian States. _ Ceylon. India. China. Japan, Straits Settlements, South Africa, per Main. Trunk, at 7.45 p.m. Apb.il 28. Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, and Pago Pago, per Tofua. at 9 a.m. Apart. 30. Cook Island. Per Flora, at 10 a.m. ANZAC DAY ARRANGEMENTS. Wednesday, Anzao Day. will be observed strictly as a Sunday, and no mails will be despatched on that day. with the exception of Southern mails by the Main Trunk express, which will close as usual. There will be? no special counter delivery of correspondence on Tuesday evening. E. D. KELLY. ■ 3 Chief Postmaster.