TELEGRAMS.
t.PBII PUKB ! J ABBQCIATJIW*.] HOW DID THEY MANAGE IN THE SEVENTIES? NAPIER, This Day. Tho whole tolophono service of this district was thrown out of action this morning through the bursting of a hydrant flooding the exchange anil short-circuiting the wires. The trouble is not likely to be remedied till late this afternoon, and business people are suffering considerable inconvenience. EMULATING ABOOI CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. A girl of 16 years, detained on a charge of bicycle theft, made a daring escape this morning. She squeezed through a small opening in 'ho cell wall, and was removing ptfass from a lavatory window when caught. Tn a couple of minutes she would have been at libortv. Weather Forecast fl WELLINGTON, Feb. 17: Indications (12 noon to-day) are for freshening to northerly winds, and veering by north to west. Expect warm and humid conditions, incroasing haze, and cloudiness, with change following. The barometer is fulling.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 February 1913, Page 3
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153TELEGRAMS. Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 February 1913, Page 3
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