Second Edition WEATHER FORECAST.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 March 1915, Page 3

Second Edition WEATHER FORECAST.

£ Wellington, March 31. % Indications are for westerly winds, 'strong to gale, with a southerly tendency. The weather will probably prove squally and changeable, wit-li increasing clomlinet*!, and ruiu later. The jarometer is unsteady. ' Notices to assemble lor raft transit Pin Troiithain camp will be sent out \ luring the next few days to the ( ixth set of reinforcements for New jaland'ts expeditionary troops. Sev- ■ ral Levin and Oh;; u men are anion gut B 'toeo who have volunteered lor* the 1, xth draft. and iS\trict v.-; tiers who are of Gajii-. ii'>u 'due get their mfiir./iiioir . U.eudi-d t», tfe,-Mr All in a nd. • ,f : W*-rar . I Levin, is an . odder--;, ■milking plajii- y- • '*.«*. f-r A airying purj. / '»•. ..miiaud'* adap t < .on _v ! - All ilitstaiic"bees tinder Ihe influence '.i ,i.2*Tu.-I !-t wuchod for by a Rocnl apiaitji (jays the "Stratford Post). Koo-nrly. ihe house-wife wa* blackberry wine, and the op•■»ortunity was seized by the usually Fuusv bee to have a day olf! They bined lip to the "bar" hundreds deep, ind buzzed abouit helping themselves to the liquor, no doubt having a glorious time in their own way, but |the result ' was disastrous -as often uappens even when human* gaze too Along upon the wine when it is red! That evening tho road home was •longer than usual, and those that . couldn't, fly all the way walked, "but t they were caught in a shower of rain Sand half the hive succumbed, a well--defined' path from the house to the B. hive showing how deadly had boon the (jgeffeet of their straying from the paths jPof sobriety.