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■ - FIERCE STOKM . (Ptr Press Association — Copyright,) TE AH OH A, September 11. Overnight Te Arolia experienced the worst storm of many years. Rain is still falling, anj country roads are under water. Waihoy river- is rising at the rate of eighteen inches hourly land will soon overflow the banks. The 1 flooding of the lower portions of the i town is inevitable. During the night trees were uprooted but no serious damage is reported. |: SMASHED BY WIND. i DUNEDIN ; September 11. ji A high wind last night caused the crash of the 'big expensive electric advertising sign of the. railway train erected lor the publicity branch of the railways on top of the five storied building in the city. It fell on to the adjoining building, .partly damaging two chimneys land the roof. The sign is a badly tangled mass of metal.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1933, Page 6
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144DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1933, Page 6
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