TO-DAY'B WEATHER.

Taranaki Herald, Volume 16, Issue 14, 16 October 1909, Page 3

TO-DAY'B WEATHER.

The Rev. Bates' forecast for the 24 hoars from 9 a.m. to-day is as follows: South-easterly moderate to strong winds; winds freshening; expect showery and changeable weather ; glass rise slowly ', tides good? sea rough. The dates of wool sales to be held under the auspices of the Wellington Woolbrokers' Association during the current season are announced elsewhere. It is particularly noted that all wool must be delivered into the store five days before sale date. The revised time table for the Vpgeltown 'bus service appears In advertising columns. Mrs. Firmston, Moturoa, forwards a parcel of "Books of Bushmen." Messrs. Skeates Bros, are now making a fine show of their large and up-to-date stock of jewellery, time-pieces, electro-plate ware, etc., »nd they promise customers a treat tor the pocket as well as for the eye. The firm's annual sale is now # on, offering an ppportunity worthy of immediate action F to those who desire to save up to 12s 6d in the £ on their purchases. Mr. G. W. Gunson, local agent for the Massey-Harris bicycle, has received the following communication from the Invercargill representative, Mr Woods: "Fifty mile road race to-day . Massey * finished Ist, 2nd, 3rd. 4th, sth, 6th and fastest time. Big field, rough weather. What's the use of coughing when Zy1 molo Trokeys will stop itP They are pleasing in appearance and taste. i thoroughly antiseptic, and contain nothing injurious. »' Tf that long exhausting Ulnem has left you in a very weak condition, let Steams' Wine of Cod Liver Extract give you back your strength by buildinc up your tissue*. It makes new blood and vitality. 70

LOST AND FOUND.