HEAVY RAIN ON WEST COAST
■ , - _ » : " SHIPPING DELATED., By Telegraph—Presß Association. Groymouth, April 26. Over five inches of rain fell during the past thirty-six hours. Two boats, the Ko-' kiri and Orepuki, loaded with coal, are unable to sail. Three bnats,-the Ngakuta, Beguliis, and Kanio, are in tho offing', unable to enter. They will load coal when the bar is workable. Hokitlka, April 26. It has been raining here heavily for the past thirty-six hours. Yosterday the rainfall was 85- inches. Floods in the back country have done considerable damage'to the Toads and small bridges. . Anxiety is felt at Little Wanganui; where , the river is still overflowing, benous and extensive damage is threatened.-. - ... ■<
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 181, 27 April 1920, Page 6
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112HEAVY RAIN ON WEST COAST Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 181, 27 April 1920, Page 6
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