THE WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2523, 31 July 1915, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

SUMMARY AND FORECAST Present indications we for. moderate to e iron £ northerly "winds, increasing in ' forco generally. Erpect dull and misty conditions, and an unfavourable change following, witli rain in most paits of the country. The barometer has a. falling tendency, and an extensive westerly depression is likely to eventuate in the early pairt of next week. Atmospherio pressure has decreased steadily, end variable wir.ds have prevailed, but freshening northerlies have ruled. in and southward of Ooolc Strait. Fair weather lies predominated, but cloudiness has inorcased generally, end rain has been reported about Foveaui Strait. D. C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington,

DISTRICT REPORTS. (Prom Our Special Correspondents.) Fcajtherston, July 30—Frost in morning; fine, bright day. Grcytown, July 30.—Beautiful day. Masterton, July 30.—Fino and mild.

On Monday tho New Zealand Land Values League will hold a Dominion conference of representatives from the leagues in tlio four centres and members from other portions of tlio country. The lighting platform will bo again considered, and the poh'cy of tho league oil tlio leading questions of the day, more particularly the proposed war taxation, will be indicated. Tho Now Zealand Leaguo received an invitation to send delegates to a National Single Tax Convention to bo held at tho Panama Exposition at San Francisco in August, but this had to bo declined, Ovar four hundred thuiiderstoirus occur every year in Abjssiiii&i