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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 98, 18 January 1918, Page 4

THE EARLIER YOU CALL AT MILLIGAN'S KELBURN AVENUE, THE LARGER YOUR SELECTION OP STYLISH SUITINGS. o THE WEATHER FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. " Present indications are for moderate to strong northerly winds, changing from west to south. Expect cloudy and unsettled weather, with raiu probable generally. Barometer unsteady, rising slowly in the south. Warm and humid conditions );ave prevailed, with dull and misty weather Generally, and scattered rainfall. The winds have been variable, but northerly breezcß have predominated. Atmospheric pressure has continued below normal, * D. C. BATES, Director, Meteorological Office, Wellington,, January 17, 1918. DISTRICT HEPOKTS. (From Our Own Correspondents.) Featherston, January 17.—IUill and humid. Groytown, January 17.-Fin.e, Jbut dull. lien who require to replenish their Pyjama Outfits, will greatly benefit by purchasing from the finest/Stock in TVcllington—at DAVIS and CLATBR'S, 216 Lambton Quay. Superior Pyjamas from 7s. Gd. per suit. Ladies' Silk Pyjamas a special feature.—Advt. The Royal Institute of Science of Lombardy has passed 'a resolution, which it proposed to place before the Italian and other Governments adopting the Latin language as universal for scientific purposes. A meeting is to held to study practical methods of application. Every CHEVROLET Motor-car onjnys tho public good-will in a broad way. Tin's proves they have performed their tasks with tho unqualified approval of the world—a pleasing prospect to welcome the new CHEVROLET model "FourNinety," now offered by the "DOMINION MOTOR VEHICLES, LTD., 65 Courteuay Place.—Advt.