Today In New Zealand History
July 26, 2019
By AHNZ

1873: Wiltshire Pedestrians in Christchurch
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15 May: Mary Queen of Scots fled from Scotland, 1568The counterpart of an English November, and first month of winter, ushers itself in, not in storms and tempests as in England, but in all the peaceful stillness, warmth, and sunshine of an English August. The nights, it is true, are often sharp and cold; but down to the middle of the month the days generally are bright and beautiful, and it is only toward its close that the first symptoms of approaching winter begin to be felt.
Ref. Southern Provinces Almanac, 1868
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