DOMINION ITEMS.
[IIY TEDEGKAPIf —I’Kll I'ItKSS ASSOCIATION.] THE WEATHER. CH t! ISTCH I'KCI l, Dec. 20. The weather v,as dear to-day, but t-/it|. alter heavy overnight rain, the prospects being good tor tennis and cricket. DENUDIN' Dec. 23. The weather broke yesterday alteriiooii. there l.eing lieu*. v hail show M's, with boisterous Mind, all night. It Mas line bill cold Ibis morning. ASIIIK'RTOX. Dee. 20. There was a hailstorm here last night, lolluucd by lour degrees nT frost. I>. AND T. RECORDS. CTI R TSTCT I flit'll. Dee. 20. Two telegraphic records were broken in CTiristelmrch, the lirst in the number of messages handled, and the second in the rapidity of their despatch, thanks to the installation of two multiplex, machines. The offices fonvarded 517.1 messages, against .'5770 a Ist year, and received 9330 against 7080, ami transmitted 18,681 against 11,077. A record was also established in postal business.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 December 1923, Page 3
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149DOMINION ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 27 December 1923, Page 3
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