Today In New Zealand History
July 26, 2019
By AHNZ
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06 June: Anson died, 1762GLOOMY days, frequent rains, occasional frosts, and now and then a well-known 'southerly burster' are significant symptoms of the return of winter. These, however, are quietly borne with, because, when compared with our recollections of an English winter, the corresponding season here appears of comparatively short duration; and, besides, has the redeeming merit of affording an occasional beautiful day.
Ref. Southern Provinces Almanac, 1868

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