THE WEATHER
— 9 FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications arc for high and south-easterly winds northwards of •' Farewell Spit aud Kaikoura, and southerly breezes elsewhere. Squally and showery conditions may be expected in tho north and Eaßt Coast districts of tho North Island, and cold and changeable conditions elsewhere, The barometer lias a falling tendency in the north. Little movement probable elsewhere. A storm area passed in the south on Saturday and Sunday, with strong southerly winds.. Anti-cyclonic conditions have succeeded, with cool and changeable conditions, but a disturbance is now in evidence north-cast of New Zealand. D. C. BATES, Director. Meteorological Office. Wellington, . June 4, 1918. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Peatherston, June 4— Severe frost; very chilly day; showery afternoon.' Grcytown, June 4.—Sharp frost, but dull day; rain threatening. \ ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "R.L.V." (Peilding).—lf another child is born before tho father is drawn in tho ballot .the father passes into tho next class; that is to say, in the case quoted from Class C to Class D. "Allowance."—Tho position is explained in another column •
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 219, 5 June 1918, Page 4
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180THE WEATHER Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 219, 5 June 1918, Page 4
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