METEOROLOGICAL.
The southerly gales which have blown almost uninterruptedly during the past week, seem to have abated but little. Ou Sunday last the morning broke with every appearance of a clear up, but the gathering clouds towards Doon. banking up to sei ward, portended another storm, which, towards evening, and during the night amounted to a hurricane, causing some liitie damage to sundry roofs and fences. Heavy showers of rain have continued to fall, but there appeared to be a chance of a break last night.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 279, 9 June 1875, Page 2
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