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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2351, 6 January 1915, Page 4

JAMES A. DOHERTY THE TAILOR FROM LONDON, TDEGS to inform Cliente that after •"■f the Holidays he will have got fairly clear of tho rush whiolv has almost overwhelmed him during tho last few months. i,He begs to thank those who have kindly held over their orders, and would suggest their placing same early in the New Year. , To ensure such a good selection of Materials, he has arranged to open the TWO, FINAL SUMMER SHIPMENTS bought by him • whilst in London recently. MR. DOHERTY'S Establishment will be closed on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY of this week (January 1 and 2). JAMES A. DOHERTY 24 HANOVER SQUARE, LONDON., 203 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. j. i _ By Special Bis ExoeUeno y Appoint, to Bamllgll e Qerernor"DOHAN'S CHINA BUD TEAS Are Famous for Flavour. Procurable, BOH AN'S, Baker's Buildings, ' ' 'Phone 2636. THE WEATHER , • 6 ■ SUMMARY AND FORECAST Present indications are for unsettled, cloudy, end misty weather, with, rain probable goneraly. Strong north-west-erly to south-westerly winds are likely to prevail. Barometer unsteady, but with a further falling tendency. Gloomy weather haa overspread the country, and light rain hob been reported in parts to-day. The barometer has fallen, especially in the south, and freshening northerly winds have prevailed. ' B. V. PEMBEKTON, Meteorological Offloe, - Wellington, January 5, 1915. DISTRICT REPORTSi ' (Prom Our Own. Correspondents.) FeatherstOTV January' 6,—Overcast and warm. ' Jlasterton, January s.—Humid and threatening. Grey town, January s.—Showery and very not. . . ;