THE WEATHER
* liac wettber, with *light to moderate : |orth-west wind, prevailed yesterday. : : llw eooditione were warm and pleasant* Sf registering . SOdeg. at 3C mid-day, this being the maximum temperature. The barometer fell nearly 40 ; points between 8 a.m. and 6 p-m- ---* _ ' ' ? ■9 REPORTS FBOli NORTHERN I. ' ■ CENTRES. : (Uncut to Duty Timm.) . * AUCKLAND, March 6. - A light south-west wind and dull, aloudy weather prevailed to-day, occabional light showers being experienced Adding the morning. The barometer fell lllghtly after mid-day. WELLINGTON, March 6. ' Wellington had a fine day to-day. The - weather was. warm, although there were clouds in the sky, and a strong northg westerly wind was Mowing throughout y.:" the day.' The temperature at 4 p.m. was ■V f4.Bdeg. and the maximum for the day . ’ OS.Tdeg. CHRISTCHURCH, March 5. .f The weather was fine to-day, but for - the most part the sky was overcast. The Wind was squally from the north-west / The barometer' was steady at 29.06 in. ■OV. '■■'s.7-} f/
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22204, 6 March 1934, Page 10
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160THE WEATHER Otago Daily Times, Issue 22204, 6 March 1934, Page 10
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