BENEFICIAL RAINS
JUST IN TIME. The steady spring ritin which commenced on Sunday afternoon and Continued yesterday was warmly welby the farming community, not v JSwly in Pukekohe, but throughout the Auckland Province. Rain was - badly needed, the early crops revealing this. For this period of the year, instead of the various crops having a bright appearance they appeared to be somewltftt dead and withered, the frosts arid the dryness of the soil being responsible for this. Yesterday's rain freshened jbjfc/up considerably, and it bftMjwK' the whole countryside. RootSMM*; the progress of *Kch was-ftttaPed, should now CjuatfMvay rapidly and make prollWM'Whpace. Warm weather is " neeiMtl and the once gloomy outlook will -Migain appear bright.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 566, 14 September 1920, Page 3
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