A GENERAL RAINFALL.
HOLIDAY-MAKERS DRENCHED. > (By Talejrftph.—Free* Association.) Woodvllla, January 2. 1 Rain oommenoed to fall at 4 o'olook yes* terday afternoon, and continued all nlnht,' It was very much wanted, atad will be ti groat relief fcb farmers. , . a, . Hundreds of peoplo picniokingf In thfl gorge wero drenched beforO reaching homo, Ohrittchurch) Januaty 2; • . The weather is fine for th* holidays. . . Rain set in last bight aid this morning. Thero are, isig'ns of* tho weather clearing for tho' ecoofid day'# races; ' .• ..- Napier. January. 2. The weather was beautifully fins for the holiday yesterday, ; but ram sot ini in tho ni|l»t. and oontinued at intervals 10-day. . It is the first rain cipcricnoedf for a month. . : v ■ . ■ Reeftfthj- January 2. ; Tho weather jrcsterday nttd la«tn!ghj was showery. This will Bdttdwhftt mitiJ cat/i tho effects of tho dry weather, ,'buti' feed is feeling tho heat and dryness '
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1638, 3 January 1913, Page 4
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145A GENERAL RAINFALL. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1638, 3 January 1913, Page 4
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