THE WEATHER.
Mr TitAia'a forecast: strong S.W. to N.W. winds, and rain flhowers within twenty-four hours; barometer unsteady." WELLINGTON, October 6. The southern cold snap extended last night to Wellington in the shape jof a sou'wester. Southerly weather here almost invariably has easting in it, and it is a year since a sou'-weater was experienced. .A warm rain would have been welcome, ad a good fall is badly needed, but the cold showers will do harm to the stock, while there was not enough to materially help the pastures. _____________ Tie Petone Rifle Club will be represented at b~« Federal meetiuj? in Sydney by W. H. •Ballings and James Wilson. It is expected ■that sufficient men will go from New Zealand to form a team to represent this colony 4b the Australian Cup Match. Morris, photographer, removed to George street (near Knox Church) during rebuilding of ■new studw in Princes street—[Advt,]
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Evening Star, Issue 10747, 6 October 1898, Page 3
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150THE WEATHER. Evening Star, Issue 10747, 6 October 1898, Page 3
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