IN WELLINGTON.
(SPICTAT. TO "Tin! r-RKKS V.) WELLINGTON, May 22. The present month must be just about the woret .in the history of the North Island for weather, if not in the history of the !Domini6n as a ' while. ' Day. after day and week after week we have been experiencing howling southerly gales with bitter rain and sleet.
This afternoon the weather cleared and the sun came outj but it.is still bitterly cold. "
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14975, 23 May 1914, Page 12
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