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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3104, 7 June 1917, Page 6

JAMES A. DOHERTY CIVIL, MILITARY, and BREECHES TAILOIt, FROM LONDON, By Special 'Appointment To His fjBL& Tl > e Excellency eSsSsssSS Governor, Tho lU. Hon. tho Earl of Liverpool, K.0.M.G., M.Y.O. SPECIAL FEATURES! MATERIALS UNPROCURABLE ELSEWHERE IN N.Z. LONDON CUT. HOME TRAINED STAFF. It is advisable to order well ahead of the timo for which goods are required. •JAMES A. DOHERTY 203 LAifBTON QUAY. BOHAN'S TEA SHOULD PLEASE YOU -AND IT WILL! MEXT time you come into town, visit •Jj" Bohan's New Tea Rooms—enjoy a Cup of Tea as.supplied to His Excellency the Governor! You'll be delighted. Morning and Afternoon Tea, 3d. P.S.-Call to-day. D. BOHAN AND CO., 226 Lambton Qunv. THE WEATHER * ■— FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT i P.M. .YESTERBAY. Present indications arc for high easterly winds northwards of Ka.wh.ia and Fost. Cape, and increasing nort.herlies elsewhere. Squally conditions aro probable soon in the northernmost districts, and unsettled weather is likely to overspread the country, with roin followin RcnoraJJy, I.ho barometer falling everywhere. Atmospheric pressure has decreased slowly, and northerly breezes have predominated. Fair weather lias been experienced generally, but sloomy conditions have,ruled to-day in the far north, and cloudiness has increared in tho western and southernmost districts. D. C. BATES, , r , , . Director. Jftleoroloeieal Office. WellinEton. . June 6, 1917. DISTRICT WEATHER REPORTS. (From Our Own Correspondents.) Teatherston, June 6—Fine and bright. Grcytown, June 6.—Dull.