LATE NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 141, 17 June 1938, Page 3

LATE NEWS.

INDUSTRIAL C/I-ES A.M. MAY BE APPOINTED Tiij M>n α-rr cf LalJOv.r, M- ftrn-.vrong, 7 '.€ 'J lo - "1P y t. ia i i! we. me"! '.hen ! l-irly ih-,t .in BdUi'.'cnal rraiiVa'.* weuld be appomird to cKal w Mi . Hultrial matters of » minor nature. Hf would bt a man with sprcial quahfica , or-t for the position. Mr. Armstrong said lha! lua idea was to have a magistrate at Auckland, where hie icrvicfi *f" most naadid, but he need not necessarily remain at Auckland. If there was sufficient werk it migf.t b* necessary to consider sneiher aupo'itment P.A.. Wellington. PROPOr-FD MEMORIAL fl proposfll ties m&rt i? in Bapn e • 1C erect a memorial to perpetualr the memory of the late Ma /or-Gencral Sir Crergr Richsicfson. forrn»r Administrator, The idea is by public subscription c fret, a bron;c lablßt. Many ti-'bute* ■spft \ii't to the ric-ifliis derived hy the immunity his tc.-m cf iislinni , *- ■ E'-IC" — (P.A . «'"»).

WEATHER FORECAST. FOR CITY AND PROVINCE. The Government Meteorologist Issued to the " Auckland Star " this afternoon the following special weather forecast for the Auckland province to aa far south as Hamilton, Tauranga and I'.awhia:— Light and variable wind*, later tending to northerly. Weather fair to fine. Temperature* rather milder, but some frosts to-night. Seas slight to moderate. Pressure ie relatively high over the North Island, but falling in the South Island under the influence of a shallow but deepening depression which Is advancing across the Taeman 8«a. HAURAKI GULF CONDITIONS, s The following report of weather conditions In the Hauraki Gulf was reoeived from Tiritiri Island at noon to-day:— Wind, east, light; aea, emooth; weather, fine and clear, with scattered clouds; visibility, good; barometer, rising.