AUSTRALIAN NEWS
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN. (Australian Press Association). DARWIN. August 22. An eclipse of the sun began at 3.55 (local time). The greatest phase was at 5.2 p.m., when over nine-tenth® of the surface wag covered. The eclipse ended at 6.9. The sky was clear and there was an excellent view. A full view was obtained of the Katherine, two hundred miles distant, which was in the track of the annular phase.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1933, Page 5
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