THE WEATHER
An anti-cyclone is passion car;!ward of: The North Island. A depression is moving southward ever tin- Central 'I u.-,ma)i. Tile forecast to 5 pan. on Tuesday- is: Fresh 10 strong norili-easierly winds, gradually hacking to nonh-u'esleriy. VVoather overcast, with a period of lain spreading from tin- north, but improving again lomorro-.v. Temperatures mild. Further outlook: Occasional showers.
Launch Charges on the Bay A lengthy debate took place among members of the Bay of Islands Harbour Board regarding a request, by Fuller and Sons, launchmen in the Bay, that the Board forward a revised scale of charges, showing a general increase m all ordinary and special trips, to the Economic Stabilisation Commission. The board, on a bare majority, acceded to the request with the proviso that 6c! per head be charged for each passenger as wharfage tax. The debate centred round a contention that the tax should be .‘id.
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Northern Advocate, 2 October 1944, Page 2
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