THE WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 244, 9 July 1919, Page 6

THE WEATHER

FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are for a continuance of fair weather generally, but changeablo conditions are likely in tho extremo north and south. Expect light and variable winds, with southerlics and westerlies predominating, and little change in atmospheric pressure. An anti-cyclone hae enveloped tho Dominion, and fair weather has prevailed, except at a few places in the West Coast nnd southernmost districts. Southerly breezes havo ruled northwards o{ New Plymouth aDd Napier, and moderate and variable winds southwards. T. B. PEMBERTON, Meteorological Office, Wellington, July 8, 1919. DISTRICT REPORTS, (From Our Special Correspondents.) Greytown, July B—Pino, but cold. Feathereton, July B—Heavy frost. Bright day.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Villager".—The answer is "No." The decision of the Minister of Internal Affairs, made in snver.il public statements by him, is that un no account may moneys collected for the benefit of returned soldiure be used for any other purpose. But if tho people in • any district decide to raise a ■'memorial to their fallen.eoldiers, they may collect funds for this purpose, and U3e them for this purposo without reference to the Minister or the . War l'unds Office. What they are not allowed to do is to tiso moneys for the building of memorials, when these moneys have been collected for returned soldiers or fc-r somo other war purposo.