Meteorological.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7666, 30 June 1896, Page 3

Meteorological.

The Rev. H. Williams has kindly supplied us with the following meteorological records for the past six months : — Highost record Average for in 24 houi's. 19 years. Inohes Days Inohos Date Inches Days January -54 5 -13 10th 280 9 February 104 9 -37 24th 331 9 March 392 12 -96 26th 405 11 April 404 18 1-13 28th 4-36 12 May 405 15 1-00 14th 5-32 17 June 3-27 13 -99 22nd 600 17 16-86 72 25 84 75 The total rainfall for the half-year has been low, mainly due to the spell of dry weather which lasted till end of February. But eveu since the weather broke the rainfall lilts been about, 4J inches below the average full for these months. Coupled with this moderate rainfall wa have had a genial temperature, the mean daily temperatnre for the half-year being ldeg above the average, while for the corresponding period of last year the mean daily temperature was 4deg below the average, and the rainfall 2SHS inches as compared with 16 - 86 inches this year. The full force of the meaning of a rise of sdeg in the mean daily temperature is not evident at first, but a comparison of the mean daily temperature mouth by mouth will make it more apparent. 1890. 1805. Average for 17 yours. Degrees Degrees Degrees January ... 69 1 67 3 66 1 February ... Co 8 65 9 65 8 March ... 64 6 610 624 April ... 58 8 54 9 57 0 May ... 53 -. r ) 519 5 •SO June ... 490 477 497 Mean temp. 6mos 60-1 54 S 59 0

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Vit '»JLrifla;,Salt,'M.iV, chskman of Uo 0....1---],i.i.«, ii<s just KMt round to ti»» 6i»ri.c---,\j l Uc-id ft faihUj.y o£ tiia wtiok- uffiii'. utt" obvious ctdeavoi 1 lo bo r.adUu's'y'mjdtnto hi trie. Non.- tlio !•-•.<: iiie pna.iiblet c ij-tliuus . ye '•' jus'y Rlihck **n the 0 .lui,y <jf •>v Z:njhi.d * < »« oiofci'ijtcl ly a seiit--. «-f ~ut. - friva OoVelfuuifciiia."— Lnnilou co.i^ ,/ ..- A;i opuch making meeting took ptnuu sn. tlio Colonial Office, on Tuesday wueu thodo (wo great men the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain and Mr Metcilf Smith, of 'Varnnaki, met to discuss the affairs of tho Einyiro (writes the Auckland Star London correspondent under date May 16th). Mv Smith exhibits a very proper diplonWic veserve on the subjeot. He does not, one feels, want to got his right honorable fne'ridj" and' brother politician into difficulties". -, Jesting apart, I think everyone rti!l applaud ".ColonialJoe's" goodnature }n giving little " Hee Hetn " audienc. it Ha faot-that inaooessibie thojgh the creat'man is to all— even 'Soyaltles in London he can generally be got at by -a properly acoredited colonist. 'lo conn&otioh'with' Mr E. M.' Smith's^ nr'sslon is khou'ldv too .be , remembered' tiu*t Mii,lsna\t(btrlaiD was-itt'his aoiftmaroial drjz ii^rai'tiier in. Nettlef old's, .a^d lua niwi;ys bitdwu an aotive interest in noil i..it blcal Ttt^ußtries. * lo3cf-insf tuos& ontSf i coj rttpon Jc ». 'f 4 (".i'ivia" in. Ut? O.D. i'iu.t ) ,Vich'W su^eriiedr s^lutiun " !.s 5»...; 1j tfr. as t!;aS ci OoluoiLuy vrhs'i uo i-.iitiT.ved his cscw bow to make an <.^' stii V ci ' end." i toka lU-> di, led on fc.fv, n.ofc beic = rhil'sd i.i what r.u a, Liud ICVl<.««Ci.' 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