It's unlikely that many people, locals at least, rely on Kaitaia's town clock to tell the time. It was repaired seven or eight years ago by Pukenui man Bill Morris, but of late has fallen off the pace once again, each of the three faces telling different times, none of
Time stands still once more
Northland Age
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He did suggest, however, that the clock might be more useful elsewhere, such as outside Te Ahu, so passing motorists could see it while the master clock would make an interesting addition to the atrium.