BRITISH EASTER
FAIR WEATHER FORECASTED Fresa Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. Marcli 2S. IMitlsiun iTifi* weather is forecasted 'o continue throughout England over the holidays, which is a wonderful consolation after one of the severest winters recorded. There have been almost unprecedented scenes in London since carlv morning, the whole vast road, rail, boat, and air organisations being taxed. Harassed porters at Waterloo. Kinston, Victoria, St. Pancras, and Liverpool street stations struggled all day long to accommodate tens of thousands. The southern seaside resorts— Brighton, Southend, Hastings, llamsgate, Folkestone, Margate, and Bognor —are ablaze with decorations ami teeming with attractions, and are entirely ’ d out. Bathing is in fid! swing, and hundreds are pouring in to camp on the warm beaches. —Australian Press W'oHation.
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Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 10
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