WEATHER REPORTS
n Masterton: Mr R. Brown reported at--9 a.m.: Barograph, 36.38, little movee meat. Shade- temperature: Maximum.minimum, 49.6; terrestrial, 57.0:' _ bright sunshine, 24mins. . !, The Government Meteorologist (Dr. E. Kidson) reported at 4 p.m. yesterday: The pressure is still very highgenerally frem AustraFa to the Chat-i ham Islands, but a slight wave of re-1 latively low pressure is crossing New ’’ Zealand. The forecast is for moderate s east to north winds chiefly, winds 11 freshening somewhat and late backing ■" to southerly again; seas generally smooth to moderate; some showers in ’ the Auckland province and at scatter-1 • cd places with a westerly aspect, other • t wise weather fair to fine, with moder-1 ? ate te cool temperatures. Lighting-up time—s.sl p.m. i
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Wairarapa Age, 23 March 1929, Page 4
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