WEATHER IN SOUTH.
FINE DAY AT SUNIOIK.
CROWDS OX THE BEACHES.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
DUN EDIN, Wednesday,
The weather for the holiday to-day was beautifully line, and large crowds travelled, to the various beaches. The Macandrew Bay regatta attracted a large gathering, and sports at Karitane also proved a big attraction. Racegoers made the Dunedin jockey Club's racea at Wingatui their goal, and the city bore a rather deserted appearance. ~
RAIN IN WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, Wednesday. After splendid weather yesterday rain fell to-day, and caused the postponement of a beach carnival at Petone, the Caledonian sports at the Basin Reserve, the Wahine's excursion Marlborough Sounds and the bowling tournament.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 306, 27 December 1928, Page 2
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