Yesterday wis a day of days in AYollinston ns regards weather. With the wiiul toned down to a zephyr, and a cloudless sky, tho conditions wcro perfect, and ab a consequence there was a big exodus from tlie city to the srnsido resorts. Lyall Bay nnd Island Bay were well ipeopled, and Day's Bay, presented tho 'fairest of : pictures, with its thicldypopulated benohes and plnying-groumls, flas-bedecked ynchts at anchor,' and the beautiful bush-clad hills as an effective backcloth to a charming mips en scene. A vonturosomo crew from one of tho boating clubs, which pulled over to the Bay, lind, hnwovor, n rather choppy i;un home, the wind having freshened during tho afternoon,
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1664, 3 February 1913, Page 4
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