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(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELESBAMS } AUCKLAND, January 1. The Caledonian spores in the Domain were attended by 2000 people. WELLINGTON, January 1. The long spell of fine weather broke up early this morning, and to a great extent spoiled the holiday. Heavy rain tell about daylight and interfered with the early train excursions into th» country; but it cleared off somewhat as the day wore on, although several light showers fell during the afternoon. The Caledonian sports formed the priucipal attraction in town, and were veiy largely attended. New 'Year's Day was ushered in quietly, there being less demonstration than usual. The streets were thronged during the evening, but after midnight struck the crowd soon dwindled away. NELSON, January 1. The weather was wet and miserable for the holiday. DUNEDIN, January L The holiday was to a large extent spoilt by rain, which was very welcome in the country. Smart showers fell till neon and the rest of the day was overcast with occasional drizzle. Many people lefo town pic* nicing, and the Wakatipu's excursion to Oamaru, and the Tasmania's round the coast were largely patronised. The Caledonian Society naJ to postpone 'the usual sports. No serious accidents are reported. INVERCARGILD, January 1.

The heavy rain which fell for twelve hours ceased at daybreak this morning, and the day was delightful. Visitors from the country were not so numerous, as in past years. The Caledonian sports were largely attended and passed off well.