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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1724, 15 April 1913, Page 4

QN SEA AND ON LAND, FROM THE TINY CABINS OF COASTAL SCHOONERS TO THE PALATIAL SALOONS OF THE BIG STEAMERS-FROM SHEPHERD'S HUTS AND CITY COTTAGES TO THE SUMPTUOUS TABLES 'OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE-"K" JAM IS ALWAYS FOUND AND DAILY USED. "K" /'JAM, BEST BECAUSE PUREST. CHEAPEST BECAUSE BEST, KIRKPATRICK ..., NELSON. . U CARD.] DR. H. J. M'LEAN has removed to 14 Boulcott Street. A K j, (By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor, Lord Islington.) T6 OH A N '~S TEAS, ■ ' ' BAKER'S BUILDINGS. 'Phone 2636. ' THE WEATHER. -0 : ■ SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications are for moderate to . strong southerly winds, with a rising . barometer and cold and changeable . weather—probably improving temporarily shortly, though conditions are still unsettled, and another low-pressure area, is due to pass in the south about Thursday. _ A remarkable storm has passed over New Zealand, tho baromctrio gradient being very steep to the southward; 27.91 inches was recorded on Saturday evening at Macauarie Island, while -the barometer was still hifli in tae north of New Zealand. • Heavy, westerly gales have been experienced with considerable Tain over the South Island. , .■ D. G. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, . April 14, 1913. , DISTRICT REPORTS. . (From Out Special Correspondents.) ; Wancanni, , April 14.—001 d and' wintry; strong southerly wind; heavy rain squalls. Fcilding, April 14—Heavy useful rain fell all night, and thcro was a lighter fall durinc tho day. Cold, doubtful night. . Shannon, April 14.—Heavy rain all day. Rivers all swollen. Otaki. April 14.—Showery. ,' CaTterton, April 14.—Heavy rain fell in Carterton on Sunday and Monday. Tho atmosphere is not very cold. Gre.y-tov.-7i, April 14.—Very cold and wet. Masterton, April 14—A cold southerly, rain has been falling all day. Hastings, April 14,—Two warm, days were followed this morning by rain from tho south, and showers have been fairly constant throughout tho day.