DAYLIGHT SAVING
Sir, —Due to daylight saving many early risers are already prowling round in the dark and the extended period will mean that they will have six months of dark mornings. The dajdight savers Have had a very fair innings and it is time the majority was considered. For the remaining five months the clocks should be put back one hour, for merely to return the clock to normal in winter would not affect the dark mornings. Thus, with longer evenings in summer and lighter mornings in winter, everyone would be considered, instead of merely the favoured few, as at present. " Givitatri.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21764, 2 April 1934, Page 12
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103DAYLIGHT SAVING New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21764, 2 April 1934, Page 12
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