STORMY WEATHER
SOUTHLAND WEEK-END
CONDITIONS
per Press Association — ('oryright.)
INVERCARGILL, February 12
After a long dry spell, with a great deal of sunshine, the week-end in Invercargill was marked by a storm of unusual severity. All out-door fixtures had to be postponed yesterday. There was a strong south-west wind 'which wan {accompanied 'bv fierce of hail and rain, which pounded on the roof tops last night with exceptional vigour. The wind is still very strong to-dav and there were intermittent showers one this evening pelting down with great force and sending pedestrians scurrying for shelter. A considerable amount of rain has fallen during the past two days,. and it should prove most beneficial to the province .
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1933, Page 4
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116STORMY WEATHER Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1933, Page 4
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