THE WEATHER'S MOODS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 112, 13 May 1910, Page 8

THE WEATHER'S MOODS.

A southerly worked up as far as Wellington at 4 o'clock this morning, s-liook down'bome rain, and depaited. L'o-day's dibpenfciition of blue may create false hopes that the weather is settling down into an amiable mood. A low pressure, at the back of the one which came north thih morning reduced the energy of the one at tho front, but there is still another low movement due to operate soon in the south. Stormy condition exist still away out on the ocean in the west, and the disturbance is working towards New Zealand. The weather gives no reliable promise of a change for the better. This morning a heavy tog obscured the j east coast between Wellington and Lyi- j telton. Steamers were late in arriving at Lyttelton (states a Prets Association message). By nine o'clock there was a clearance. _______ 1

At Eastbourne to-morrow afternoon the new Church of England building ia to be opened at half-past t'jjree. Much interest is being taken 111 the event by others than thc« local residents, and arrangements have been made with the Ferry Company to run the boats to suit the occasion. The 2.30 p.m. boat from town will call at liona Bay on the way to Day's Bay, and on the return trip the time of departure fiom Rona Bay has been put back to 5.30 p.m., po as to enable visitors to return to town after the function. A number of the city and suburban cleigy will be present, and members of the city choirs are co-operat-ing to a^-ist at the cvemony. Special prices for Saturday for boot 6 ana shoe* aro advertised by Mr. A. E. Mann, .yivi&a-etreet.