LYTTELTON NEWS
FURTHER HEAVY RAIN
Further heavy, rain fell at Lyttelton on Sunday night and yesterday morning, and some damage was done.' There were several small slips, and at least one stone wall was brought down: "Late yesterday, afternoon a large slip of about 100 tons,occurred just below, the Sumner road. Part of the' debris fell on to a shed in the Borough Council yard, carrying away one wall and the roof, which was supported by heavy uprights. v
All about the town yesterday morning watercourses . were formed in most unusual places, and road surfaces were damaged by scouring.
“C T.C.” and “G.E.C.,” England’s Foremost Radios. Full stocks are obtainable at Corderys, Ltd.. U9B Cashel street. ,opp. Ballantyhes. Models from £ls 15s. Small deposit, Easy Terms. Telephone 34-863. - 2405
DIAMOND HARBOUR-CHARTERIS BAY. T'O Suit the Convenience qf Visitors and GOLFERS our Launch, “AWHINA-NUI” will in future leave Lyttelton Every SATURDAY AT 12.50 P.M. Our New MOTOR-BUS will Meet the Launch at Diamond Harbour.
MOTOR-BUS SERVICE. TOYS’ MOTOR-BUS will in future leave DIAMOND HARBOUR Every FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 8 P.M. FOR LYTTELTON, Returning at 10.30 p.m., via all Harbour Bays. 'W. W. TOY and CO,. ’Phone 34-821. Agents.
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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22801, 29 August 1939, Page 15
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198LYTTELTON NEWS Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22801, 29 August 1939, Page 15
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