THE WEATHER.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 23 August 1919, Page 7

THE WEATHER.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23

Ie Dominion Meteorologist teleaed to-day: The indications are southerly winds, moderate to ig prevailing; the weather will ibly prove squally, with heavy ers, and will probably become r; barometer rising soon; sea h;-tides good.

'J. Mullions, Normanby, has red word that his brother is returnirith the H.M.S. Corinthic, due to c at Wellington on September 22. Hinman dealt with the four wild &8 of Dan. vii. before a very good ence at the Presbyterian Hall last fc. j^uch history was covered, and internal condition of the four emwas unfolded. Mr Hinman speaks i to-morrow night in the same t rat 8.10 on "The Second Coming j hrjst." . | lglish buyers appear to have plenty j oney to spend on art treasures. A of old Chelsea candlesticks recently j sed 920 guineas. At a sale of por- I n at Christie's a set of figures of 16 and the Muses brought 2500 ! e&s; and a pair of bow figures, nmer and Autumn,'' 13in. high, sed 3600 guineas, which is a record lere is much rejoicing in clubland the decision of the King to do y with evening Courts Hhis year, to substitute garden parties instead, \ hich the ladies are to wear morning see There were many fathers and ' >ands who were ruefully counting j mt of a regular Court dress at pre- I Imees, and who saw —or professed '< 2e—bankruptcy staring them in the I .-■ But, as is now pointed out on all i le, the dresses that ar e worn at i c garden parties will be available on I $r occasions, so that the extra ex- j se is likely to be comparatively j ■ * " I ngland has entered the beet sugar . Experiments before the war Wished the fact that sugar beet W grow as well in England as in raany. At Kelham 5000 acres will frigely devoted to beet culture, W$ plant has been built* n interesting refinement in the pretion® taken to safeguard Atlantic rs was the emergency wireless apatus installed in the Handley-Page eh, as it turned out, did not atpt the crossing. A special test of apparatus was conducted, and' it i demonstrated that the aviators (in i case Admiral Kerr, R.N.) could ort himself even if his machine had ken down, and the machine was it? water and the engine submerged. the aeroplane falls into the sea and Jicwe is forced down by th e weight the engines forward and the direcial and main wireless sets are put - of commission, a box kite or loon will be sent up from an emericy set in the cockpit in the tail. In ■ test a kite was flown with an aerial pended from it, and the radio imse was received from Car> e Race, 85 es away. Later signals were sent I acknowledged. , CAUSES OF COUGHING, coughing is only necessary to reve phlegm that accumulates in the oat and on the lungs. You can get .ot this phlegm by taking Cham•lains Cough Remedy. If you do 18 SG« save the wear and tear on urA&roat, lungs and nervous sysn _?r sed b-v coughing. Not only es Chamberlain's Cough Remedy get I of the cough, but It leaves your roat and lungs-in such a healthy neation that you are not so likely to ten cold. Sold everywhere.—Advt. i ii! 2'd 0 not weHr 6ut our beauti- ' clothes on the old-fashioned washj _T let "No Rnl-Wi-g" Laundry Heir, d the pure "Golden Rule" Soap dn * work for yoa.—R. T. Bullock. w "^NAZOTv* :s a qui'* and cerfair re for coughs, colds, and sore throats res instant relief. Sold everywhere, 6d for 60 doses.—Advt.