DOMINION NEWS.
STORM AT WELLINGTON. • By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, April 8. One of the worst southerly storms experienced for some time is being felt in Wellington to-day. Some damage lias been done to trees and fencesThe steamer City of Agra left early this morning for Sydney, but was un: able to make headway outside the Head's, and returned to harbor. PAINTERS' FEDERATION. Auckland, April 8. At the conference of the New Zealand Painters' Federation resolutions were passed asking the assistance of the Health Department in finding a substitute for scrim and then making its use illegal; that headquarters this year heat Christchurch. Officers elected were: President, Mr. Lee; vice-president, Mr. Sey; secretary, Mr. Chatwin; treasurer, Mr. Bell; auditor, Mr. Lummis; committee, Messrs. Collins, Poison, and Bowden; Parliamentary committee, Messrs. Nicoll, Martin and Gape. .. A DREDGE DAMAGED. " " ' Dunedin, April 8. The Otago Harbor Board's dredge 222 bumped on something hard near the Mole at Otago Heads yesterday and had to be beached on the Spit. She is lying on a sandy bottom. Particulars as to the damage are not available.
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1920, Page 6
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