SHORT-LIVED HOPE.
WHAN GAREI CONDITIONS. i j (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) | WHANG A R EI, tlik day. I Yesterday campers and holidaymakers were happy that the sun was shining again, but their anticipations of an unbroken spell of Hue weather to •ompensate for the rain of last week were ill-tounded. The weather reports predicted heavy rain in the North and a strong wind. Last evening rain started to fall heavily, following a muggy afternoon, and dark clouds 1 banked up in the east. A strong wind | came away from the east and soon ! devf.l >iied into a half gale. Early this . 'in 0 -!.'," 1 -." ,- thU rain > nte "sified, and by 10.30 it literally poured.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1937, Page 3
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