Flood damage in the East Coast: Gisborne, Arero, Tolaga Bay, Manutuke, and Tatapouri

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Flood damage in the East Coast: Gisborne, Arero, Tolaga Bay, Manutuke, and Tatapouri

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How East Coast areas fared in the recent floods: pictures of damage in Gisborne and further north districts. UPPER LEFT: Boys on the seat of a disc harrow buried deep in silt which also almost obliterated a crop of maize in the background. The snapshot is from Arero. UPPER RIGHT: A river bank slip which brought down telegraph poles at Tolaga Bay. LOWER LEFT: Maori children enjoy playing in silt deposits at Manutuke, near Gisborne. LOWER RIGHT: A big slip across the coastal road north from Gis...

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1938-05-25

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Auckland Weekly News

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Floods - Gisborne / Flooding - Gisborne / Flood damage - Gisborne / Children, Māori / Landslides / Rural roads - Flood damage - Gisborne / Farms - Flood damage - Gisborne / Silt / Natural disasters - Gisborne / Tamariki / Taitama / Waipuke

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