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|Bt TsiiKobaph.] [united prrsß association. i Dunbdin, This Day. It has been raining continuously sinoe yesterday afternoon. Floods are feared. | Foxton, Tnis Dat. Sailed, 1 p.m.— Jane Douglas for Wellington. Nhlson, This Dat. A heavy rain storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, pnssed over the city 'this morning. All the lower parta of the oity wero flooded, streams of water several jnohea deep running through the houses. It pas been the heaviest storm known for years pant. The Boy. W. St. Clair Tisdale had a narrow escape of being killed yesterday afternoon. He and Mrs. Tiddalo wero riding through Uppor Wakefleld when a runaway horse in a cart oame suddenly upon them, Mrs. Tiadale managed to get out the way, but Mr. Tisdale was not so fortunate. The shaft of the cart w:nt right through his horse, and ho himself was thrown somo distance He fortunately escaped with a few braises, but his horse bad to be destroyed.
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Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 77, 27 September 1884, Page 3
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160SECOND EDITION. Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 77, 27 September 1884, Page 3
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