HAMILTON SOUTH.
July B.— 'lhe weather during the past we^k has been of the severest kind. During 'rues ay nig' t and Wednesday morning we had a heavy fall of snow, a good de.l of wi.ich is still lying abou^, and although heavy i am f>-ll off aud on all through Satuid.iy, washing out the greater p»it on the low ci.untiy, the hills keep giadually growing in proportion and colour, a fact which points tv the probability of some heavy floods in ill*- near fuiure. 1 w.iuld thetef>re warn my fawner friends along the banks of the I ow- r T<iu:i to Uo'd Ih-ni'ilveu in rcaiine<s<. At the pitn'iit time Jack Fro3t is holding 'he heights at bay, but he might be forced to give way at any time. Loss.— On Thursday last Mr Alfred Roberts wai unfortunate enough to lose a valuable mare. It is supposed that she died from inflammation. She had always been well attended to.
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Otago Witness, Volume 11, Issue 2159, 11 July 1895, Page 22
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159HAMILTON SOUTH. Otago Witness, Volume 11, Issue 2159, 11 July 1895, Page 22
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