SNOW IN DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN. June 29. A sudden change in the weather was experienced early yesterday morning, when snow commenced to lull, and l>,v daybreak the city and suburbs carried a thick mantle of simw. This, however, d, ! not remain for any lemrili ol time, subsequent heavy rain quickly turning the white venting into blush. Light intermittent falls of snnvv fell during the day. and the thermometer dropped as low as 29 degrees. In the a Iternoon there was another change m torn vs ether, heavy rain fa’ling at internals, and the wind, which bad been 6 bt. increased in force, culminating ia a gale in the evening.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1928, Page 3
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