MATAPOURI.
I have to report lively weather along the coast. The wind blew a' hurricane on Wednesday and Thursday last; early on Friday morning rain fell and the wind somewhat abated, but before noon a regular hurricane was raging and continued until nightfall. As I write it looks as if we are in for a month's unsettled weather. Huge seas are still running. -
The N.S.S. Co.'s Paroto left Auckland on Friday last for this port, but as yet has not put in an appearance. She must be sheltering in /some snug spot.
Mrs. Edgar. Clements arrived home from Auckland on Saturday last. .
Miss Donaldson, Who spent a month's holiday here with her cousin, Miss Woolley, has left for her home in Auckland.
Miss Woolley is at present holidaymaking in the Queen City.
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Northern Advocate, 23 June 1920, Page 2
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