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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1714, 3 April 1913, Page 4

HOW THE YOUNGSTERS LOVE THE FINE FRUITY . FLAVOUR ( OF, "K" J A M, ■ —the pure jam. —the-wholesome jam. —the nicest jam. —the best jam. Prepared by ' .1. KIRKPATRICK'S, NELSON. . (Where the best fruit' grows.) (By Special Appointment to ; His Excellency the Governor, Lord Islington.) gOHAN'S TEAS, ■ BAKER'S BUILDINGS. 'Phono 2G3G. i. . . . ■ acknowledgments. ]S/S"RS. A. W. KEil t' and Family desire i j to thank all their kind friends for help and sympathy, in "their s ad bereavemont. .THE WEATHER., -H> . SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications axe for strong northerly fl-nd westerly winds generally—increasing cloudlncss, with 1 changeable and ehowery conditions. The barometer is unsteady, with a falling tendency. The barometer has fallen slowly in the south, with fair to cloudy weather generally, aad showers on the . West Coast and southern districts. Moderate to 1 strong easterly winds have predominated in the north.and westerly winds in the south. D, 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, "Wellington. April 2, 1913. a DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) ' Hnstinßg, April 2—To-day has been flue, •with mild temperature. I'eilding, April 2.—Fine day. Cold and cloudy night., Otaki,. April 2—Dull, but fine. Shannon, April 2.—Tho weather to-day was line, uufc colder than, of late. Greytown, April 2.—The weather is fine, but cloudy 'and cool. ■ ~ Masterton, April 2.—Fillo to-day, but rain is threatening to-night. Wanganui, 1 April 2.—Bright sunshine, with passing clouds.