THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1690, 5 March 1913, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications' are for strong northerly and westerly winds. Unsettled and showery weather probable on the West Coast and southern districts of the South Island, and fair to more cloudy weather generally. Barometer unsteady in south, and a temporary riso there is likely to precede a further fall-the barometer has a falling tendency gonerally. is Btm high in the JJnUhi 5 ?£ fa J len , in tho south, and unsettled] weather has been experienced in districts, and conditions are knS W B i onny l \ hisher latitudes, to Cloudy weather has been reported generally over the Dominion. Meteorological Office, Wom n g O ton BATBS ' March 4, 1913. DISTRICT REPORTS. (Frop Our Special Correspondents.) weTterfy an wind MarCh Fin ° dayi stro^ night 31 ™*' arc ' l 4,—^no windy day and Shannon, March 4.-Oold and dull weatnor. Otaki, March 4.—Dull. Featherston, March 4.-Finc bright day; strong N.W, wind: Qreytown, March 4.—Fine, but windy Masterton, March 4,-Anothcr beautifully Duo mild day. Hastings, March 4-Morning beautifully fine; afternoon windy; dusty and unplbasant yesterday.

Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co., Brandon Street, have received instructions from Sir John Fimllay, "Wnihemo," Boulcott Terrace, to sell by public auction the contents of his residence, including a grand piano, cabinet gramophone, silverware, and a number of oil and watercolour paintings. The date and time of the sale are announced for Tbur.-dny and Friday, March 1!! and 1-1, lo commence at II a.m. each day. I'ull '-particulars, on application to the auctioneers. All goodsare on view all day on Wednesday, March 12.