GREAT STORM
IN SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WAVES ENTER MANY TOWNS. fUmxed Press Association.— By Electno Telegraph.—Copyright. ] LONDON, November UOn the South Coast of England, extensive havoc has been caused by the worst Channel gale there has been a quarter of a century. The storm is still raging early tins morning. Three hundred beach tents have been wrecked at Bournemouth, and the bungalows there have been damaged. The waves broke over the tops ot the seafront houses at Sandgate, near Folkestone, the side streets being awash. Boats were rowed through the streets of Portsmouth, Cowes and Worthing.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 5
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