MORE WET WEATHER

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3140, 19 July 1917, Page 4

MORE WET WEATHER

The meteorological indications are for moro unsettled weather—northerly and westerly gales, stormy conditions, heavy ruin probable generally! and flooded rivers particularly in districts with, a westerly aspect. Yesterday's weather *'as marked by strong and squally westerly winds with heavy showers, and an atmosphere tending to muggiiiess'about tne middle of the day. A westerly disturbance, apparently of a very extensive area, is now ruling, and a further fall in the barometer is expected.

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Owing to the denrness of boots the Eastbourne (England) guardians decided to adopt a recommendation to supply clogs for children.

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