THE WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 44, 16 November 1920, Page 6

THE WEATHER

FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are for southerly breezes veering; by "west to freshening northerlies, and changeable weather generally, with scattered rain. Barometer unsteady, t'alline soon, especially in the south. A disturbance centred in the neighbourhood of the Chatham Islands accounted for high south-west winds, and cold, squally, and showery weather on Saturday i and Sunday. Conditions have moderated in most parts, to-day. I). C. BATES, j Director. Meteorological Olliee. Wellington. • November 15, 1920. It lias (becri decided by the 'military authorities that the personnel of the Army Ordnance Corps hitherto employed in the maintenance sections nt Trcnthn'n nnd T'eitthorston camps shfcll be reorganised by transferring the details required to tho Works Section, New Zealand Engineers, the establishment of which has been approved. Tho surplus, personnel will be demobilised. The Works Section will comprise an establishment of two officers and 2« other ranks, composed of n. director of works, assistant director of works-. Iwo foremen of work's, ono blacksmith, eight carpenters and joiners/one bricklayer, a clerk, draftsman, concrcto worker and drainlayor, two electricians, one plumber, ono painter, a storeman, yardman, and seven powerhouse men. Convicted and discharged for insobriety, William Morlnnd. who appeared betoro Messrs. J. Kerr and J. W. M'Ewan, TP s at the Petonc Court .yeMorday. was, fined '£3 for using obscene language. Can you invent a time-saving device? Perhaps you have an idoa that will develop into a money-making invention. If you have, protect it by patent right. Consult Henry Hughes, Limited, Patent ■ Attorneys, 157 Feathers-con Street, Wellington. Write- or call for free booklet, ''Advice to Invontors."—Advt,