CITY IN DARKNESS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18479, 5 September 1925, Page 14

CITY IN DARKNESS.

♦ temporary power failure. A temporary power failure occurred in the City last night, when &e north transmission line from Lake Colendge to Christchurch gave out about 8 o'clock. The whole load was temporarily carried on the south line for about five minutes, when the complete service was restored. On the failure of the power, the City Un tt r' into darkness for about one was thro\ power, however, bealmost immediately. The for * Wnf the private users and shopkeep- £ Id hoE-ltes were forced U , re&rsiu"-£. —""J. uevening

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