SUNSHINE IN CHRISTCHURCH.
TO "XSnt KDXTOS Ot "THE PRESS." • Sir,—ln your weather report of today's paper yon state that the sunshine recorded for yesterday (Sunday) was:—Before noon, 3 hours 40 minutes; afternoon, 3 hours 40 minutes. Sunday was perfectly, clear from sunrise until sunset. The sun was shining brightly before 8 a.m., and it shone continuously until after 4 "p.m., which •was much loncer than jour reDort
shows. I think the record of sunshine is of much value, and for that reason it should be strictly correct, and also that Christchurch should have credit for all its Bunshine.-You^otc.^ Jlowbray street, July 6th. [Our sunshine records are taken on a recorder which cannot make mistakes. —Ed. "The Press."!
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15014, 8 July 1914, Page 12
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