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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20786, 22 April 1939, Page 6

i:rths [>OMBE c .—On \pril 20, 12*??. at “Walone • rin -me. t Mr and Mr-s f . \. Coombcs, or Hamilton, a 421 ' .Mr and Mrs G. W. Hlnkley, a daughter.— Both well. IN MEIYIORIAIVI

mother, who \ on April ??. t -—Always r*-n fclldre n. momorr of our TSif.l away at Paterangd, embered by ber loving ;arl.—in loving Mother, who pa l •Inserted by her lov '?s fPJI, laughter-in-law. John and Ll.-l*' Kari. risen. —ln loving memory or mother, who paired away April Ever remembered. —Steve and Ethel. dear 1937. 459

THE WEATHER LOCAL OBSERVATIONS The following’ local observations on the weather are -up; plioil bv M.*s Budd. or M' 1 "'- Balfour Irvme and Webster Ltd., Hamilton. Barometer Friday 30.00 Saturday 30.15 Thermometer Max. Min. Thursday .... 66 f. Friday 67 '■ ° Mean temperature, 60 deg. The barornf’.er read-; 30.15 and Is rising. Indications arc ror cloudy to overcast weather with scattered rain, brisk southeasterly winds, and cold temperatures but improving-. The Rainfall Rainfall fur SI tr-ur* ended 0 o'clock tills morning-. .32111. luinrali lor previous 2 4 hours, .14In. Rainfall Tor April to date, Average rainfall for April 4.13 m. , . Rainfall Tor year r j dale 10.2810. . . ~ Average yearly rainfall 46.32 m. SPECIAL FORECAST ißy Government Meteorologist) The special forecast by the Government Meteorologist, covering the Waikato-Thames Valley is as follows; — Forecast: Moderate to strong southerly to easterly winds, decreasing to-morrow. Weather cloudy to overcast with scattered rain but gradually improving. Temperatures cold. Seas moderate to rather rough. General situation: Though pressure is still relatively low in the north an Intense anti-cyclone covers the south Tasman, extending i to south Island.

Sun set £ 5.49 5.47 PHASES OF THE MOON April 26 New Moon .... 87 First Quarter .. May 4 FuH Moon 11 Last Quarter ... .... 4.35 am. Sun rise 22 Saturday 23 Sunday ... RAGLAN TIDES 82 Saturday 23 Sunday a.m. p.m. 12.10 1^.34 12.52 1.18 FUNERAL DIRECTOR E. G. s CRIMS “ AW> L TD - WtlLtTO'S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hood St., Hamilton. Phone 2182 any hour. Rea., s Thackeray Street. MONUMENTAL MASONS M c N ab & M ASON BRIDGE ASD GREY STREETS. PUone 1248 pnone 4218 KEW STOCK OF MEMORIALS. Designs on April* atlon. DEriTIST c. E. C LARKS (Late McLean T. Clephane). SURGEON DENTIST, COMMERCE STREET FRANKTON. Phone 3155. 11' YOUR SONG POEM SET MUSIC. Moderate Fees. ARTHUR SAVAGE. £JOLDIE (Ham.;, L TD " SURGEON DENTISTS Phone 37 02. BOOTH AND CHAPMAN’S BUILDINGS. Victoria Street Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday Evening. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. G. R. Wilkinson. R.D.S. r,. F. \V'ti? 1 • : '.eM. N.Z. THE DENTISTS H W jr UO3T l t^ SURGEON DENTISTS, J. FOORD WILSON, Manager. Associated t\lth Mr M. A. Kelly, Phone 2011. ' Wesley Chambers, Victoria St. Hamilton Hctsrs, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday

JJOWEY yyALKER Surfreon Dentist, 209 Queen Street. AUCKLAND. (Corner opposite John Court, Ltd.) PHONE 41*538. Open Friday Evenings ipAUPO rjOTARA rjMMBER C° Stock the FINEST MOUNTAIN SAWN AND DRESSED TIMBERS. Write for Price List. SAWN TOTARAS —Fencing Dropperi Shingles, Survey Pegs, etc. SASH MATERIALS, TOT AKA, MATAI, RIMU. Hoad Office: Putaruru, Tbone 2. Telegrams: Tatico ,Trout Season Extended An extension of the trout fishir Reason in the whole of the Roton acclimatisation district from May j fto May n 1 lias been granted at the r quest of anglers by the Minister \fl iiis, the Hon. W. E. Pari For tbe first time in several mont. ihe Tongariro River is in flood and still rising, while steady rain co tlnues. It is confidently expected tli tiic results will be a good run of li= excellent sport should he onjoye