PHASES OF THE MOON.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16916, 31 January 1917, Page 4

PHASES OF THE MOON.

'■___' J_nMS_ •B—l'mooo _ ,_. _, _, _ 8 7_*e_i. Last quarter _ 16 HJ3 a.m. New moon ,_ „ ._, _, _, 33 7JO a.m. Hat quarter _~____ -30 0.31 a.m. ' 'I'm* snuL Biaee l»4«r»t},i &._,; sets «t 7.38 pjn. IHB WEATHEBL Jem_— SOl—B a-m.: Wlod ICB, light; too and deal. Noon: Wind N.B_ light: flue. 5 p-m.: Wind N_.; fine. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer _. __. ._ 29.13 39.69 29.66 Thermometer _ _ _. 62 78 70 HIGH TTAIEB, January Sl— β-m. p.m. Afc Taioioa. Heeds _, _ _ 9.33 9.51 At Port Ch—meza _ _ _ 10.3 10.31 At Danedm ______ 10.33 11.1 WKATHEB BEPOBTS. (Bm» Tftrmro Pum Amochtkw.) _ WETJUQTaTON, January 30. The folloiring are the weather reports at i pjn. :— Bar. Ther. Weather. - Oapo Maria _ E,,g_e 29.89 74 Squally BnseeU ._ _ S.E.,gale 20.87 73 Cloudy MannfcauH. « m. gale 23.35 60 Showery Auckland ™ ILE., gala 29.37 74 Showery Taurapga _ 8-8., gale 30.02 72 Overcast East Cape _ SJL, gate 30.15 70 Cloudy tlisborne _ 30.18 70 Pair Caetlepolnt _. N.. breeze 30.04 G9 Cloudy Wellington _ Calm 30.02 78 Cloudy New Plymouth Oalm 50.02 78 I'ina Cape Esjmont-. S., breeae 50.02 76 Fine Wanganul S., light 80.02 83 Hazy Faxevfell Spit_ W., Ught 30.09 81 Pino Cape Foolwlnd M.E., ljght 30.12 80 CJoudy .Qreymouta „ N.W., breexe 30.10 74 Pino Capo Campbell N., fresh 30.00 78 HSzy Kaitoiira _ E., m. gale 30.00 78 Pine Akaroa light... N.W., tresh 30.10 78 Hazy «uggeta ... E., light 29.85 75 Fine BlMt _ ... SJ!., breeze 29.87 69 Overcast ■WEATHEK POEECAST. Tho following are the official weather summary and forecast:—"The weather has been unsettled and showery in the northernmost distriots and fair and very warm conditions liavo been experienoed elsewhere. Northerly breezes havo pre- - dominated, but easterly gales havo persisted at stations north of Eust Cape and Kawhia. The ■ atmospheric pressure has decreased slightly over the dominion to-day. Present indications are for cloudy to overcast conditions with naon in many parts of the oountry. Expect etrong uorth-casb 1 -winds, changing to south-east generally, but a continuance of easterly gales is likely in the far north. Tho barometer has a falling tendenoy in the north, but is due to rise in tho southern districts coon." ARRIVAL. Storm, as. (U a.m.), 405 tone. Cowan, from Lyttelton.—Tapley and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. . 'John, S.S. (0.5 pan.), 339 tons, Robertson, ■for Wangaaui, via ports.—Keith. Ramaey. agent. Corinna, as. (5.20 pan.), 1271 tons, Elders, for New Plymouth, via. ports.—Union Bteam Ship. Company, agent." Monow_/ B.S. (7 p.m.), 3433 tons, Drewette, for Auckland, via East Coast ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mrs Howlison, ' Miss Howlison, Messrs Howlison, and Caffin'. Wellington—Messrs Maxwell, „ Scott,: Elpticfc, Rankin, Dawson, Sullivan, Maxwell (2), Sloan, Mesdames Maxwell, M'Donald and child, Treacy, Carey, Nu- • gent, Mnrphy, Alpin and two children, eoott, Smith, Sloan, Misses Churchill, Kitt (2), Marshall, Talbot (4)j Smith, Egley, Burke. For Napier—Misses M'lntosh, ' Bradshaw, Shepherd, Mesdames Colwill, , , M'Carthy and two onildren, Mr Harroyd. ■' For Gisborne—Miss Kiri Hei Smith, Messrs -Smith and threo boys, Nugent, Mesdames ~ Smith, Hislop and infant. For Auckland— '' Misses Evans (2), M'lntosh, Jacobson, M'Donald, Messrs Steele, Fyle, Swan, Moore (2), Blake, M'Cullogh, Mesdames Reed, Moore, Blafce; and 28 steerage for all portsL