HOLIDAYS MARRED
SEVERS GALE IN N.S.W. . ■ ' .. . -’ ’ ' . ’ ’ ’ ' ' ' ~ WHOLE COASTLINE SWEPT (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn-) ' Sydney; Dee; The stormy, unseasonable AVtetMi*, which spoiled the- Christmas holidays in Victoria and also damaged erop3 and orchards, is now centred over New South Wales. The whole coastline . is being swept by gales and driving rains, which began on- Satyrday night and show no sign' of-Abate-ment. Shipping from the ' north battled grimly into port to-day hours behind time, The holiday resorts are deserted. Skiffs sank at their moorings, and heavy sbas are raging. Untold misery is being experienced by “die-hard” campers along -the beaches. The weather authbrltfbs say that the gale, with mountainous seas, prevails over the west and southwest sections- of the Tasman Sea. ; . _
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17453, 30 December 1930, Page 7
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