INDEX TO NEWS

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23318, 2 May 1941, Page 8

INDEX TO NEWS

Page. LEADING ARTICLES .. 8, PERSONAL ITEMS •• 8 CABLE MESSAGES .. 8 NEWS BY PICTURES •• 12 SPORTING • • 11 GENERAL— „ x , Films at City Theatres .. 3 City Theatres . •• * waikarl Dog Trials ..5 Chrysanthemum Show .. *» j. R. McKenzie Trust .. 5 Hitler’s Revolutionary Army * * ® Population for Dominion 8 The Medical Benefits .. 8 Meat Exports • - ™ Flax Industry . • • ;X Country Medical Services 10 Football • • D The Courts • • 12 Broadcasting • • 11 FINANCE AND COMMERCE 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 12 THE WEATHER 8 SHIPPING • • 7 News for women . • 2 WEATHER REPORT ■ * ■ OFFICIAL FORECASTS (P.S S) WELLINGTON, May 1. The weather forecast for Canterbury, issued at 8 n.m. by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, and dealing with the 24 hours following the time ©f issue, is as follows; Moderate to fresh north-east-erly Winds. Weather cloudy and misty at first, possibly with scattered drizzle, but improving from the south. Temperatures rather milder. Seas moderate, with an easterly swell. WEST COAST The forecast for the West Coast of the South Island isl— Moderate to fresh easterly to northerly winds. Weather cwndy in the north, with scattered light fain or. drlszle,. otherwise fair. Moderate temperature*. Moderate leas. DOMINION The Dominion forecast Is— Weather fair in South Westland tad Southland, and later in Otago and Aoath Canterbury. Otherwise cloudy to overcast, with widespread mist or fog, and' with scattered dw«ie, more especially in •district* with an easterly aspect. •Temperatures moderate. WindjH-Turning to moderate northwester ilea in. the far south elsewhere. moderate easterly to- north-easterly predominating, and freshening at times in exposed positions. • ■ .. Seas (New Zealand waters)— Rather rough at times north of Castiepoim. Elsewhere slight to moderate. Eastern Tasman Sea—Moderate to fresh nOrttaeartmiy to northerly Winds, moderate seas.. Christchurch weather -The weather, was "dull and overcast . yesterday* with , a light south-west ‘ btee» lb the morning, and a moderate nOrtn-easterly in the afternoon. The itaxltata temperature was 53.1 degrees. ' ' I At 1 o’clock this morning the sky ,-fwas overcast and a light aorth- . t 'j«aat breeze was lowing, jOU . . I barometer, falling, registered 80.00 , , * Inches (1015.9 millibar*). ■ observations taken at rtne Magnetic Observatory.'Christchurch,’ tnh Thursday. May l l; „ « Te 9 a.m. 3 p.m. iV - steady, Failing " ■ ; . slowly. , Thermometer— • , Dry bulb ' .. 49.* 52.3 , 'Wet bulb ‘ ... ... 49.3 1 30.3 - Maximum ;pf*v. |i-hours -91J •; Minimum prey. S4; hours, 43.3 ’ s - •. Minimum on gtaas .. 1 39.4 "> Maximum during day .. Humidity, per cent. .. f 86 . TOtSSf- > Cloud (0-10) ... fIU 9 > im , •• Observations taken up to 1 am, on -, May 2, It ! me Preta* * Baromette, (millibar*) lfis.9 : .(inches) 30.01 80.00 24. hour* . . y . ended 1 •, ' trace \ ... SUNSHINE ' (Magnetic , Observatory Records) 'h.i'; au- ‘v ■, Yesttatarrmiftnlng ? J s A * .*•<? »> if;) . . .(Bi. I A

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