SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 83, 4 October 1929, Page 12

SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS.

Pressure has continued rather low in the southern half of the South Island, and high elsewhere, more especially in the far North on account of tho centre of the anticyclone having remained practically stationary since yesterday cast of the Auckland Peninsula. North-west winds have prevailed, moderate to iresh_mainly, but strong at places about Cook and Foveaux Straits. Further rain has fallen in western districts, some stations reporting fairly heavy falls, and the weather has been rather unsettled generally. At 9 a m to-day, however, there was less cloud than yesterday in tho South Island.

1 p.m., Railway Station 1.50 p.m.). 6 p.m. Parcel mails for Auckland and District— 3 p.m.

Auckland and District, also Talhape. BlanBawaka, Ohakune. Eaetihi, Eangataua Tau marunui, Raurimu, Thames, Itotoiua ' Waihl Pacroa. Te . Acoha. MorrlnsTille, Cambrldw; lauranga Hamilton, Frankton Junction, Te iuke and ralmerstQn North. 12.30 p.m. gate feei C.1.0. 1 p.m., tsilway Sta rifn 1.50 rttn), Utter mails ouly, per "Limitea Express" bunday to Friday, at 5 p.m. (la t e f ee c V%. o p.m., lato fca bor outside Tborndon Station

Per "Daylight Limited," Monday to Satur day-Kongotea Palmersion Korth, Marlon raihapc, Ohakune, Taumarunui, Te Kulti Franktmi Junction, and Hamil on-C.P.O 6 ?.fo:a.m feC"b°X °UtSlde Thorndon st""°a.

11.I1. J. SHANKS, Friday, 4th Oetobtr,' **&£*" Postoas'«.