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During the past week mild day conditions with heavy frosts at night have been recorded. M eteon >1 ogica 1 Record i ngs
to press for an improvement before the season commences. It was resolved to ask the Wakatipu Skating- Chib if its members would officiate at a skating evening that the League contemplated running. It was also decided to offer prizes, which members present would donate, if a carnival could, be arrangetTby the club. It was decided to write to the general manager of the Mount Cook and Southern Lakes Tourist Company congratulating his company on the installation of the ski tow on Coronet Peak. It was also decided to forward a letter of thanks to the branch manager of this company for placing a car at the disposal of the League for inspecting skating areas.
Date . Sunshine Frost Rain July Hours Decrees Inches 20 2.2 5.5 .01 21 5,0 (5.5 Nil 22 5.2 10.2 Nil 22 2.2 10.2 Nil 24 4.!) 12.9 Nil 2 5 5.2 12.0 Nil 2(5 Nil 7.0 Nil
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Lake County Mail, Issue 10, 30 July 1947, Page 1
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