THE WEATHER
SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indlcatione are for 6ontlierly brcezee, obaneins by west to northerly, aaid inCTcadiiff strong to gale. Weetncr probably fine and warm for o. short period in the East Coast districts, but further unsettled conditions aro likely to follow soo.n, with, rain generally and heavy rain in the West Coast end southernmost districts. Barometer foil fast in the 60uth eoon. Oloudy and misty weather has ruled, mid rain Jell in most parts of tho country yesterday. Strong northerly and westerly winds prevailed on Saturday and Sunday, but Boiitherlics have since predominated. A barometric depreseion passed in tho .eouth on Sunday. / D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, November 16, 1914. ) district Reports. (From Our Special Corrcspondente.l Feathorston, November 16.—Light Tain. Mftsterton, November 16.—Showery. Otaki, November 16.-Showery Sunday. Fine today. :■ Greytown, November 16,-M«oh-nMdeii mm nifflwctttert hr Biiuißiy, mi w seej' .MR 9Hh
ANSWBBS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Honestas." —(1) A. special license foT marriage .is only issued by the Arch- • bishop, of- Canterbury (or his representative) for persons to be married without the publication of banns, and at a time or place other than prescribed by law/ If you mean an ordinary marriage license (which has nothing to do with the Church), such may be obtained by anyone after three days' residence in. the district. . (2) Such a license may be obtained during office hours—from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There would be nothing to prevent you taking out a license, and leafing' iown the same day—provided, as you soy, all was in order. (3) The Registrar would marry you a t any time within office hours.
"Interested."—Orders-in Council which haveHbeen made under the provisions of the Defence of the Realm Act, passed on August 8, make espionage a military offence, to be tried by courtmartial. The maximum pun.ishment under the Act itself is penal servitude.for life. If dealt with outside the Act, ae a war crime, the death penalty can be" imposed. These provisions have been made by the Home Office (of which Mr. M'Kenna ' is Secretary), _ acting in conjunction with the Admiralty and the War Office. ,
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2309, 17 November 1914, Page 4
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348THE WEATHER Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2309, 17 November 1914, Page 4
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