Country people in the Nelson district depending on tanks for their water supply havo been seriously inconvenienced by the prolonged spell of dry weather. In. sont& parts of the district water for domestic supplies is being carried from the nearest available stream. For two months Nelson has experienced fine days with frosty nights. Two mornings last week were the coldest experienced this winter, over 11 degrees of frost being registered. The sunny days more than compensate for the cold nights. Such weather is the best from a farmer’s point of view, as ploughing and other operations necessary for the early sow- ■-’<» of crops can be carried on unchecked.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1930, Page 7
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