THE WEATHER

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 25 October 1934, Page 4

THE WEATHER

READINGS IN HAWERA. (Standard Time.) Sun rises to-morrow, 4.53. Sun sets to-morrow, 6.18. Rainfall this month to date, 2.13. Barometer at 9 a.m., 29.95. Barometer at noon, 29.92. Shade temperature at 9 a.m., 58. Shade temperature at noon, 60. Max. air temperature (shade) in last 24 hours 62. Min. air temperature (shade) in last 24 hours, 46. OFFICIAL FORECAST. (For 24 hours from 9 a.m. to-day.) The general inference is that the anti-cyclone responsible for the present spell of fine weather still covers the Dominion i but a rather deep depression is advancing across the South Tasman Sea. The forecast is for moderate but increasing northerly winds. The weather will he fine and warm, but clouding over and later becoming unsettled. Seas are mnnerate. HUNTINGTON’S. ’Phone, 2113. Lovely new season's stockings reveal a stock of fine and careful workmanship—the ultimate expression of modern hosiery achievement. A 2/11 number in fine grade rayon and the dull fullfashioned silk at 4/11, are gaining rapid demand, whilst the full-fashioned silk at 6/11 is unanimously claimed to be the best wearer on the market. The new shades are complete.—Advt. RELIEF FROM NEURALGIA. Neuralgia and most nerve pains Indicate lowered nervous system. The finest nerve tonic Is Marshall’s Fospherino. Do not deaden pain with drug tablets. “Marshall’s” restores nerve strength. And the cause of nerve pains is removed. Get “Marshall’s” from any chemist or store. 100 doses 2/6.—Advt