The Mather Elsewhere.
(By Telegraph —Press Association.) Nelson, Monday. Tho holidays have been the most miserable for years. Reekton, Monday. The weather has boen bitterly cold here for the past two days, and the snow on tho ranges is far below the normal snow line. CflßisicnußCH, Monday. A cold sou'wester, with frequent showers, blew all day, and put a stop to the numerous picnics. In spite of tho weather, however, there wm a fair attendance at the O.J.C. Races at Eiccarton. Picton, Monday, The gale did not do much daHiage in Blenheim, orchards and gardons suffering most. The Marlborough Racing Club's Autumn Meeting has been postponed / till to-morrow. ■ Dunedin, Monday. F A light, driving S.W. rain, with occasional heavy showers, pi'eviilod all day m town, completely spoiling the holiday. Despite this large numbers went to Taieri for the races.| The Volunteers in camp must Jiavehadaroughtimeof it,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5001, 16 April 1895, Page 3
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146The Mather Elsewhere. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5001, 16 April 1895, Page 3
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