WEATHER REPORT.
Captain Edwin wired at 12.44 to-day: —"Gale after 16 hours from now from between north-east and north and west; glass fall; low tides; indications rain." East Cape reported to-day: —"W. light breeze; barometer, 85; thermometer, 62; smooth sea." Wairoa advised to-day :—"N.W. light wind; good bar; beach workable." Light variable winds were experienced in the colony to-day, and the weather was generally overcast. Drizzling rain was reported south of Dunedin. and at Farewell Spit, Westport and Timaru. A heavy sea was running at Cape Egmont, rough at Bluff, smooth to moderate elsewhere.
Auckland... 56 Westport ... 55 Qishome ... 58 Greymouth ... 55 Napier ... 55 Bealey (2140ft) 48 N.Plymouth 56 Christchurch... 50 Wanganui... 57 Timaru ... 55 Wellington 55 Oaniaru ... 46 Blenheim... 57 Dunedin ... 47 Nelson ... 54 Invercargill ... 53
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9848, 15 September 1903, Page 2
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127WEATHER REPORT. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9848, 15 September 1903, Page 2
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