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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 7 November 1927, Page 5

\n old well was accidentally 'discovered on a section in Federal Street, Auckland, much to the surprise of the driver of a waggon. One of the wheels broke through the surface, leaving the driver perched upon a shaft that was 2oft. deep. The site was previously occupied by a cottage. The well had been long ‘ forgotten; although in the early days people used to gather there and draw water. The month of October in the north Kiiio- Country was one of the driest ever recorded. From September 25 only .93 of an inch of rain had fallen at Otorohanga, and that on four days. Last October 10.61 inches fell; in 1920 3.36 inches; 1924,- 5.95 inches; and 1523. 4.55 inches. (By special a r rantement, fi.euter.B W.orld Service, in addition to other special sources of information# is used- in -■ the compilation of the overseas intelligence published in this issue, and all rights therein in Anstralia and New Zealand an reserved J A FASTER PHOTOGRAPHIC FfLM. A faster film has been made to cope with light conditions in England. .The results are wonderfully successful and the film is available to photographers of New Zealand. Ask for “Rajar”; this faster film .enables you to get 'snaps otherwise missed. All dealers. —2