WAIPAWA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7913, 2 August 1917, Page 1

WAIPAWA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY.

j Observation? taxon at 9 am, Barometer readings ■ feo are corrected for TemperaL and Latitude, i.e., the Pressure Jjiren for sea level and at 32deg. **■ BAROMETER. foHnssila.V- —29.47. panda.'. —29.39. (PERATURE IN THE SHADE. u 24 hours previous, at 9 a.m. Jainesday. —Max. 63, min. 31; wet 1 52, dry bulb 55. Handiiy.—^Max. 62, min. 30; wet 152, dry bulb 55. WIND. laerage velocity of wind for pre„24 hours, and direction of i>~ tedaesday—J mile, jafiday.—l 2-3 mile. RAINFALL. Mgesday.—.43in. Handay. —.03in. PHASES OF THE MOON. Id moon, August 3rd, 4.41 p.m. DIVINE SERVICES. Sunday, August sth. jjrli of England.—Waipawa, 7 .far; Lunesdale, 11 a.m., Vicar; -Onga, 3 p.m., Vicar. Salvation Army Services. IHiiday. —3.30 p.m., Waipawa. jnday. —7 p.m., Waipukurau HosJ. GRAHAM, C.O. MEMORANDA Hawke's Bay Land Board. Dates of Meetings: pat 10th November 9th imber 14th December 14th its 12th TO ADVERTISERS. IEPI.ACE Advertisements must be de bands of the printer by 1 p.m. deday prior to that on which they itoappear. Notice of withdrawal dwrtiscmcnts must be in writing, ulvertisements forwarded for lotion without instructions will avrtril till countermanded and EM f'-r accordingly. Advertisoti inserted by the month or quaricl withdrawn at any time before lupiration of the period will be ntd for as if inserted for the full