INTERCOLONIAL GABLE ITEMS

Grey River Argus, 30 December 1914, Page 6

INTERCOLONIAL GABLE ITEMS

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BOUNTIFUL RAINS

SYD.NEY. Dec 20. ■

Bountiful monsoonail grains are falling in the greater rvart of the State. PASSENGER LOST OVERBOARD. Received 1.5 a.m. SYDNEY. Dec. 29. During the trip of ithe Moeraki a saloon passjenger named W. H. Berry lisappeared. He was 'ast seen in his bunk at 10 on Thursday night. He was in good health and spirits. A ■'.earch the following morning was un-avaVi-ng. It is supposed that he' fell overboard. He boarded the Moeraki 21'; Wellington. It is understood that a, sister lives, near Nelson.