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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8558, 22 October 1913, Page 7

WELLINGTON VERSUS RUBY BAY WEATHER. For tlio past ton days Wellington lias suffered from quit© a variety of samples of weather, ranging from Bomi-hurricanes to a fairly bright day, like yesterday. Now contrast this with Ruby Bay, the celebrated fruit-growing district. There during the past ten days the weather lias been simply glorious; certainly there has been a little rain, but no high winds such as we get here. Ruby Bay residents are now picking their first strawberries of the season. In the next week this will be in full swing. Ruby Bay averages 8i hours sunshine daily, and never suffers from high winds. It is the place to live in, and the way to make money there is in growing fruit. Ask any questions that you like. Mr Stafford, the owner of the Ruby Bay fruit farms, is at .Messrs H. F. McNeill and Co.’s offices, 155, Featherston street, to-day.

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