MO UK FLOOD.-;. .Mi-’.LIiOriLNM. duly ]:L Lain is l;i11 i 1 v. 1 1 ii cyclonic in'• -n----sity over the whole ol' .North Oippslaud. The Tamho. Mitehcll and Snowy Divers have broken llieir hanks. iiiiindnline; miles oi country. The (own of (trhost is isolated, bin tlie (residents were’ wiisned by wireless of the approach of the Hood waters, and they removed from the Inw-lyiiij.: dislrieis. The. railway services are Si far there are no casiolties reported. ailhou.nh l here have been many thrillilitr eseapes. A lishino party, eonsisliiijj of three men, left the Lakes Fait ranee, for .Mai loeoola in a ketch, and hale mb since
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1925, Page 1
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