THUNDERSTORM IN WELLINGTON.
j [Wellington'^aper.] l|he whole phenomenon was thoroughly tropical m its native. As to the character of tli.er lightnings Tgie flash , which was witnessed rV bjr several persons can leave no doubt. They state that a large ba)l, w.hich-was as white r as isilver, darted oni of Jhg, clouds and 1 exploded, apparen% n<jarr Jbe eastern portion of the the report which m ; stant|yi[oUpwe(lresembl; ing rapid nle^fr'ing,' mi is exeee^ngl^dangarpiij^ ibynSa no -do ibt that o exglpsjba ,4i^aot; ; occur ovj* the.city^j pne^ilasy^^gfeirißg ran along. th^mre^ th^ielpgfeo^e jn CciloneljJleade^.ropjDaj^^biohiS^iibuftter oni th^fU^geViifppr ,Qf : . ; the 0 C^pvefcnme^. B ? il ffngi^M^ ; :gkcj^ic. .^aidhpfts^ngi thjroitgh , an^dj i^to o otlie- ; hojwe^ doin^say^njjjrp .■.!;.: -.^ n a i *; ■-. •♦;?-.■. t^-^^-.Ti.'-z-.v-,.-.. l ll: .
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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 294, 15 November 1883, Page 2
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114THUNDERSTORM IN WELLINGTON. Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 294, 15 November 1883, Page 2
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