THE WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2705, 26 February 1916, Page 4

THE WEATHER

SUMMARY'AND FORECAST AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are for variable "winds, ■with strong northerlies predominating." Weather cloudy and misty, with Tain probably following in many parts of the country ajfter from 24 to 36 hours. 'Barometer Jailing everywhere in the meantime. High temperatures have been reported generally, and cloudy sides have been much m evidence. Mmospheric pressure has decreased. steadily to-day, and northerly breeacs have predominated. D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, "Wellington, February 25, 1916. DISTRICT REPORTS (From Our Special Correspondents.) FeatTierston, February 25.—Fine, warm, Mastcrton, 25.—Warm, but . cloudy. Greytown, February 25.—Fine and very hot. ilt. Hector, clear.

Permission having been obtained from the City Council, the committee of the Soldiers' Hostel intend holding a salo of .produce, fruit, flowers, and "Anzac" buttons in the streets on Friday next, March 3. The Patriotic Society, through its secretary, Mr. J. Lewis, has granted tho use of boxes, etc., and offered the services of their own band, beside!; personal assistance, which has b.een much appreciated. The llutt ladies have donated 15s. per week from their produce shop to bo spent in eggs and vegetables, and they and the Upper Hutt patriotic people are sending in donations for 'Anzac" Remembrance Day, as March 3 will le termed. All returned soldiers are requested to communicate with the hon. secretary, Mrs. lJoden, of 22 Sydnoy Street, with a view 'to assisting on that day. An error wiis made by the secretary in crediting ;t promised donation if £20 to the Patriotic Calto Shop, instead of to Misses Cooper and Moss's patriotic 1 Hau-or stalL