FORECAST.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 62, 11 September 1911, Page 6

FORECAST.

At 9 a.m. the following forecast was issued fof the subsequent 24 hours :— Winds.— Northerly wihds, stiong to gale «nd veering to wcstefly, ure probable geiiefnlly. Barometev.-— F.III everywliere, but unsteady in tho southern districts j rising temporarily. Sea.— Heavy northward of liast Cape and between Castlepoint and Kaikourn; consider--able swell on all the western coast; moderate 1 elsewhere. Tides.— High northward of Bast Cape and on the wrot coast of tho South Island ; good generally elsewliuu 1 . Warning signal* for northerly gales arc exhibited at Cnpc Maria Van Dietuen, 'l'irtyiri, and Ea'.t Cape, und for westerly at Capes Campbell, Farewell Spit, ahd Konlwind, and at Stephen Island, Huggefc Point, and Centre Island. Weathcr.'-'TJnsettied and cloudy weather with fain ptobablo generally, and livers rising on the west coAst of the South Island. D, C. BATES.

The next best despatch for Canada. United States of Anierictt, Central America, and West indies, Will be via Rarotonga. Tahiti, and San frnncisco, closing at Wellington, p«r Aorangi, Friday, 22nd inst.. at 3 p.m. Mails for United Kingdom by "this route due in London 28rd October. All the principal mails by train and steamer cltJse at Te Aro and Cotirtenay-place Post Offices at the same hours as at the Chief Post t)fnce, with the exception that there is no late-fee clearance. All Iwoks and sample packets and newspapers for places within the Dominion mints be posted half an hoar before the ordinary letter mail closes. Money orders for abroad musb be obtained t*o hours before the advertised time of closing btkiis. Unless otherwise specified, registered letter* and parcels-post packages must be handed ifl afid money orders obtained one hour before the ordinary mail closes. D MILLER, Chief P«Btfflftßt«r.