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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2714, 8 March 1916, Page 4

MILITARY Hjlr?i'NT HINTS. An Officor may bo efficient and smart, but if ho dresses in a Factory Uniform, HE DOKS NOT LOOK IT. The smart appearance of a. young officer ATTRACTS THE ATTENTION OF HIS SUPERIORS TO HIS EFFICIENCY. A good uniform fosters self-assurance, adds dignitv, and is tho TRUEST ECONOMY.* JAMES . A. DOHEETY is the LEADING MILITARY TAILOR, and makes for all' the COMMANDANTS and HEADQUARTERS' STAFF OFFICERS. (Notwithstanding a 25 per cent, increase in the cost of Materials,, and a 100 per cent, increase in Badges, Buttons, etc., liis prices are lower than before tho War started.) NEW ICHAKI WHIPCORD, GABARDINE, GABARNETTE, &■ TWEEDS, Just to Hand. 203 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. IHE WEATHER 4 SUMMARY AND FORECAST AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are for 6trone southeasterly to north-easterly winds, changeable and showery conditions, especially in the north and East Coast districts. Expect somewhat cooler weather in tho south and a falling barometer everywhere shortly. Moderate to strong east to south-easterly winds and dull and showery condition!) have ruled. Thunderstorms occurred in several parts last night, and on the West Coast ol' the South Island to-day. Atmospheric pressure'is considerably above normal in tho south. D. O. BATES. Meteorological Olilce, Wellington, March V, 1916. , DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Masterlon, March 7.—C00l and showery Feathorston, March 7.—Misty rain. Greytown,' March 7— Heavy rain during the night; light rain during the day. ' Taliiutua, March 7.—Welcomo showers this morning.