THE WEATHER REPORT.
Ihe temperature readings at 9 this morning were as follows :— Auckland... — Westport ... 47 Qisbonve ... 47 Greyniouth ... 50 Napier ... 48 Bealey (2140ft) 34 N. Plymouth 55 Christchuich... 45 Wanganui... 52 Timaru ... 52 Wellington 55 Oamaru ... 45 Blenheim... 50 Dunedin ... 43 Nelson ... 42 Invercargill ... 42 Captain Edwin forecasted to-day: — "Strong winds to gale between northwest and west and south. Glass rise. Tides good. Sea heavy on Coast from southward. Weather colder." East Cape reported this morning a light N.W. breeze, blue sky, moderate tide and sea. South-west winds prevailed tliie morning almost generally. Overcast weather was reported at New Plymouth, passing showers at Westport, and squalls were experienced at Cape Egmont, Balclutha, and Invercargill. Snow was falling at Bealey. Heavy seas were running at Castlepoint, Westport, Greymouth, and Bluff, moderate at New Plymouth, Napier, and Cape Campbell. Auckland reiports did not come to hand. Wairoa reported a light N.W. wind, bar good, beach unworkable.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10105, 19 July 1904, Page 2
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155THE WEATHER REPORT. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10105, 19 July 1904, Page 2
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