THE WEATHER.
The following are the readings of the barometer of WILSON. FRASER & CO. the Straight-deal and Crer ‘-value-for Money Cvcle Agents, taken at 1 a-tn. this morning.
WEATHER NOTES. For Week ending 18th Nov., 1910. Total rainfall, .38 inches ; No. of days on which, rain fell, 3 ; No. of days on which no rain fell, 4. Most rain fell on Tuesday, when .27 inches were registered. On the whole a very fine week. Highest reading of barometer, 30.0 inches i lowest reading of barometer. 29 9 inches. Maximum temperature (shaded), 88 deg.; minimum temperature (shaded), 36 deg. Highest mean ternnerature or warmest day was Saturday . temperature; 67 deg ; lowest mean ternperature or coldest day was TVednesday. temperature, 54.5. deg. . _ General direction of wind Ms « st ; erly ; most wind on Sunday morning , on the whole a calm week. Notes Thunder clouds were present on Saturday evening and 1< ndaj. Un Monday a thunder storm passed the north-east. During the who e; week IIQVO IIPP.TI hfiaUtlfUlly 11116.
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Southland Times, Issue 14579, 21 November 1910, Page 4
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