THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1940, 24 December 1913, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY ANB FORECAST. ■ ! Present indications <iro for a foJllnc bnro- j meter everywhere soon, with warm find J humid conditio®, increasing liasn end; cloudinoss precodinit Kcneral - rainfall, 6tronK westerly winds giving place to. lush northerlita everywhere scon. ; The barometer haa been unsteady, with | a risinff tondojicy. I'air to cloudy weather lias provailod, with motterats to Btrous n-osterly winds. .J), C. BATES, Meteorological Office, Wellington,. December 23, 1913. [ DISTRICT FJEPORTS. s (From Otir Special CorrssruMidcnts,) Palmcrston, December S3. Haze inereiiß. ing. Taihape. December &3.—Fine <vnd clear. -" OtflUi, December 23.—Sunshine, t December 23.—Blight sunl el " n0. Among tlio passengers who loft by tlio Remuera for England weva: Mrs. Atkinson and Miss E. D. Atkinson, of ])lonliciin, also Miss 51. 15. Richmond, of Auckland. Mrs. Mead, of Carter- . ton, and lior children wore also pas- I I sougei's by tho same steamer. ■ ; j BILIOUS ATTACKS CURF.D, "I hnvo been a continuous sufferer from : headache an<l bilious vomitinc attacks for 25 roars," writes Mr. Donald (.'outts, Con'dah, Vic. "During that time X havo been treated by doctors besides usinz all. sorts of medicines that proved useless. Be-, inc almost afraid I could never be cured," I tried GhinnberkLn s TM>l«ts, and ■ cats flssuro you Iha t they oomptoUilj qttrod mo, una 1 f«l like a flow >,