NELSON LEADS
HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN 1934
NELSON, Jonuary 22. Nelson again headed the bi'ight sunshine figures ,soc the Dominion in 1934, but it had a very dose contender for first place in Blenheim, which town ■registered only 6.8 hold's less than Nelson. The Dominion figures which have been forwarded by Dr KidsOii show that Nelson recorded 2558.8 hours of bright sunshine during the year, that total • being slightly in excess of the .average 2545 hours. Blenheim followed closely with 2552.1 hours. Lake Tekapo came third on the list, 145 hours behind Blenheim, and Napier was in fourth place with 2401.4 hours. >
The complete list isN e lson 2558.8 hours, Blenheim 2552.1, Lake Tekapo 2407.7, Napier 2401.4, New Plymouth 2326 8, Tauranga 2308.8. Te Paki 2282.3, Masterton 2273.6. Wellington 2156. S Taupo 2125.5, Alexandra 2098,2, Waipiata 2092.6. Auckland 2058.0, Lincoln 2049.3, Hamner Springs 2029.7, Hokitika 2025.3, Palmerston North 2023.6 Sumner 1975.4, Christchurch 1973.7, Que< nstoiMi 1369/7, Cambridge 1832.7, Bo tor i.i a 1824.4, Waihi 1765.7, FaU’lic 1767.5,' Dunedin 1765-5, Ashburton 1725 7, Oamai’u 1681.2,. Timavu 1666.7, W(ainvjte 1667.4, Invercargill 1624.0, The Hermitage (Mount Cook) 1612.9, Waipotia (North Auckland) 1370.7. ~ ~
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1935, Page 4
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