Tlio comet recently discovered by Mr. H. Lowe, of Adelaide, was sighted froni Mr. John I). Artha's observatory, at Qrovo Doad, Devonport, Auckland, at 3 n.m. on Friday. It was located between tlio constellations Ocntnurus end' Scorpio, in tho south-eastern sky. Owing to tho faintness of tho comet, it was difficult to pick it up even with tho aid of a telescope, mid i( was not visible through ft binocular glass The annual Dominion conference and canipof tho Seventh Day Adventists, held in Auckland, terminated on Sundav. Tlio camp has been the largest and most successful yet held, the number nnder £?« mi n,l? S stln,ftte d at between 300 aiid 300. Iho conference commenced on Tuesday January 14. Tlio weather l\n 9 been pcrfcct for camping, and those taking part full m 1 o{ 0ut(1 ° 01 ' >ifo to tho
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 7
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139Untitled Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 7
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