THE TRACK OF THE STORM.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 March 1910, Page 3

THE TRACK OF THE STORM.

HOI'SES UNROOKED. L ROADS "WASHKI> AAVAY. Bbt electric TKLKfiRAPn-coprßionr.] [per I'rks.s AfiaocrATrox.] V \ SYDNEY. ?Jar-li !V). Vi'iyfltp. enhh:; from Fiji s'vw th-! fears the extent or tire ■ d!imae;i; hy-vhs luinicane nre nit- ■ founded. The diimajre is chiefly coiified to ."'j'tjLrn. nnd the vi"initv vt Lovuka. .T)ii/SL:iiitolva, and Tnyiuui escaped cljir\f»o, but it will he n few days hef >Ajhe r ffe-ct, of thvstorm on any of tliXontlyiuc; ishm-rlo is known. \ A linrriniim? ra,';»d\at Noumea (capital of the Fitwli inshunl of New Caledonia) on Sunday ljist, causing great ■dnniagi*. Houses wore ujiroofed, tplesmph linrs blown down, •and awny ..v the lii-rh Be?s. Tlie German fMiibc.at C'rmni'flint lost sever. , -;! bmta in the Sale. MI&STON REPORTS. Tlui sreretary of .tlit Mettunlist Miss-ipn has received, a cable.tri-nui froiTi Suva nnnouncinn; that errent c!fl.inflrje h.is bstm done to nu'ssimi buiklingfl, nnd thnt there- havob?en n TiwmW of but no fatalities. The damage, so fnr as is known, is «stimn.terl at £3000.