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Hokitika Guardian, 24 November 1917, Page 1

A HEAVY STORM. GISBORNE, Nov. 22m1. There was a phenomenal rainstorm on Wednesday night and to-day accompanied by a boisterous southerly gale. .Most of the business premises in the main street report damage by rain entering their shops, and a rough estimate places the damage at £IOOO. The Aralmra arrived from Napier this morning, but could not he worked on account of the heavy sea, and having to stand off all day was ordered to proceed, overcarrying. mails, passengers and cargo. The Monowai from Auckland was expected this afternoon, but is now not expected till .»o morning, when it is doubtful if she can he. tendered. Considerble losses among shorn sheep are feared.

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