MASTERTON NEVER MISSES.
THE SEISMOGRAPH’S STORY. FARTHQUAKE PURELY LOCAL. Commenting on the seismograph recording on Monday’s earthquake, the Government Seismologist (Dr. C. E. Adams) stated that the shake appeared to be a purely local one, felt to a greater extent perhaps than elsewhere at Masterton, but also felt at Christchurch and on the West Coast to a slighter degree. In such a case the central point of disturbance is scarcely possible to locate.
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Wairarapa Age, 7 January 1926, Page 4
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