COUNTY CENTRES

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVII, Issue 10806, 29 December 1926, Page 8

COUNTY CENTRES

{From Our Own Correspondent)

MOUNT SOMER*. Somem Hood was received trorn x' • permis - Memorial ■ Committee, seeing i u k brick panels, posto, m bl ap _ *t the entrance to the 1/ Preaching the Public STtS% be ejected a short fethat tne gai>« "*>,? •_ fence, with tance back from rea, a clinker brick % r that the entrance be fully discussing the matter tne unanimously granted the members agreed to ™&J**J "arrange Committee on the grounds to aria g final matters. . •u a /»Wfii-©d When cranking a car that backtgd on Monday evening Mr N. Beck ey sustained a sprained arm, wiiicn necessitated medical attention The weather was much more pl«MJg* yesterday, although several fight showers fell. Tennis enthusiasts took .ftlTadvantage s of the fine weather, and in the afternoon the courts presented an animated appearance. Hopes toi settled conditions were again dispelled, however, as ram set m at midiight, and this morning was still falling with little pospects of a clearance to-day. But as the barometer shows a sharp rise, prospects are Hopeful for an early return to settled conditions. The atmosphere was very tumid this morning, and at-6.80 tne temperature reading was 60 degrees. .The minimum temperature was 50 de- * igrees, and 21 points of ram were registered. For the 24 hours ended at 9 * a.m. to-dav 46 points of ram had fallen, and it was still raining at noon.