TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13908, 11 March 1909, Page 2

TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

CAPTAIN EDWIN'S FORECAST.

Captain Edwin wires the following forecast for 24 hours from 9 a.m. today: — Westerly strong winds to gale after 16 hours ; glass fall ; tides high : sea considerable. Some indications of rain.

A notice of sale in the bankrupt estate of Mr. A. A. Beeston appears in this issue. Anyone in need of engineerine; tools or appliances should bear this sale in mind. The sale takes place oa Wednesday next at 2 p.m. Mr. W. Pellew notifies that he has engaged the services of a first-class dressmaker and is now prepared to receive orders for dressmaking in all its branches. The High School annual sports will be held at the Recreation Sports Ground on Thursday. April 1. Nominations for the 880 yds. (open), 220 yds. (open) and 100 yds. (Old Boys) close on the 18th inst.

•To-morrow morning Wirth's Circus is due by special trains. The elephant herd will be bttsilv at work from an early hour conveying the tents and animal cages from the railway to the circus allotment. <As horses have a distinct dislike to the animals designated by Pat as "indiarubber bulls 1 ' it would be well for all horsemen and drivers to keep a firm hold of their animals and not take any chance of experiencing a hair-raising time. The first social of the season will take place on Wednesday evening, March 17, when an Irish national concert, followed by a dance, will be held in the Brougham Street Hall under the auspices of the Hibernian Society and Rolland Club.

The P.D. corset is the highest mark of achievement in its class. Often imitated, it is never equalled. Only the makers of the P.D. corset, with their wonderful organisation and facilities of distribution, can furnish you with such a corset at such a price. Quality is the test' pf cheapness. Why help to put a premium on inferiority, when you can wear a P.D? 8