FAIR, BUT FICKLE.
"Fair, but fickle," is the way the Government Meteorologist classes th© weather Conditions co fat* as Wellington is concerned. There is a possibility of a change after oiout 36 hdnrs, and such change will most likely be due to a disturbance developing on the S.E. coast of Australia. The barometer has an uncertain up and down movement, but tho conditions point to fait Weather generally in the immediate future.
Four foreigners, comprising three Chinese and a Dane, arrived from Sydney this morning by the Moeraki. Two of the Chinese have previously resided in New Zealand, while the third (a woman) ia booked through to San Francisco, > A special snle of china, gla^n, and earthenware is being held by Messrs. Craig and Co., Mannervstrfcct. Particulars arc advertised in .this issue, There continue to lie a good patronage accorded tho Kilbirnie lihik. There will be a ladies' hockn\ motcli to-niglil. A notice to creditors of Mr, Walter Kcay is adverted ia thi* issue.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 8
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