METEOROLOGICAL

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1163, 26 June 1911, Page 7

METEOROLOGICAL

DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) ' ' fl'anganui —Juno, 25.—Du1l morning, followed by bright, sunny afternoon. Frilding, Juno 25.—Saturday: Frosty' morning, finu afternoon, coM night. Similar weather to-day... Shannon, Juno. 24.—Heavy rain foil hero' on Friday night, but Saturday was bright and dry. The Manawatu River was bank high. Ofaki, June 24— Heavy showers last night; sunshine to-day (Saturday). Jlastcrton, Juno 25.—The weather during the ra.st lew days has been very wintry. Hasting.*, Juno 25.—0n . Saturday an'cf. Sunday the- weather was fine, but verycold. ■"■'"" '» • . A Messrs.- Harcourt and Co. will Fell Ivy public auction on Wednesday and Thursday next, at 10.110 a.m., at the residence, "Aoraugi" House. Mulgrave'Street, Urn contents of (ha house containing £0 room.", full particulars of' wliieh ere advertised lit this issue. Included amongst the lots to 1m 'old is a handsome upright grand piano liy Carl Ludwi.s, with iron Iramv, full triciibri) check action, and overstrung i also drawing-room and smoking-nom suiles, upholstered in saddlebags, velwt. and leather; heart red piiio and kauri sideboard with copper panels and canopy (op; 10 high-hack dining-room chairs, ujh bolstered in leather^ with kauri frames; seven duelled dressing tables; a lot of «did oak hall furniture; Axminstor and J3rus>-?ls carpels and hcartlirupsj u lot <.f splendid inlaid linoleums; and all the .ither appointiiK-nts•usually lound in a wt-11-l'urnished home. Bobby pushed me in the gutter, In the pouring rain,All my cake and bread and butter floated down the drain. Jlummy put mc- straight to bed, 'Cos my clothes were dripping. Gave me Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Bobby got a .whipping | r-Advt,