WEATHER REPORT.
Auckland... 57 Westport ... 54 Gisborne ... 61 Greymouth ... 51 Napier ... 56 Bealey (2140 ft) 43 N.Plymouth 55 Christchurch... 43 Wanganui... 53 Timaru ... 54 Wellington 54 Oamaru ... 46 Blenheim ... 44 Dunedin ... 49 Nelson ... 52 Invercargill ... 42 Captain Edwin forecasted to-day : — "Moderate to strong winds from southward ; glass little movement ; tides high ; sea increasing." At Auckland it was calm this morning, the sky was blue, and sea moderate. East Cape again reported a moderate S. gale, blue sky and rough sea. At Napier there was a S.S.W .breeze, cloudy sky, drizzling rain at Castlepoint, and heavy sea at Napier; Wanganui. light N.E., blue sky, smooth sea; Wellington, S. breeze, cloudy sky; heavy sea. Cape Campbell; Westport, light S.E., blue sky, smooth sea; Christchurch, light S.W. wind, blue sky, .heavy seas at Timaru and Oamaru ; Dunedin, light N.E., blue sky. heavy sea Port Chalmers; Invercargill, light W. wind, overcast;' smooth sea at Bluff.- Frosts were experienced at Taupo, Bealey, Christchurch and Clyde.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10038, 3 May 1904, Page 2
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WEATHER REPORT.
Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10038, 3 May 1904, Page 2
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