AHAURA.
Saturday. The Ahaura and Grey Rivers were unusually high at midnight, but as far as yet ascertained, excepting a pontoon at the Ahaura Convent grounds; which broke -away,' no further damage was done. A number of passengers per Gilmer's coach are stuck up here, and likewise several waggoners. The weather is showery, and the rivers-are falling. •
Mr Shaw, the Eeefton Resident MagiS' trate, has been admitted to the New Zea land bar.
Friday. It has been raining heavily, accompanied by a strong wind, during the last twenty-four hours, with no appearance of breaking Up. The rivers are rising rapidly. ' Traffic is suspended, as a flood is expected.
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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3015, 14 October 1878, Page 2
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108AHAURA. Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3015, 14 October 1878, Page 2
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