-Mr. R. .Tenkinson had a letter before fche Auckland Harbour Board to-day (claiming that it was really ho who, femid much obstruction, fathered the introduction of concrete and iron piles into Auckland. He complained that LO years ago he put in a concrete and iron jiilo at his own expense in the harbour, Jjin had received no acknowledgment from the board. He now repeated his den and that this pile should be taken ii!> and examined to test its effective-pes-'s, He complained that his constant e)l< its for the benefit of the public had Ik'i n persistently ignored by the board, Snni asked that now, when the value of 3ii- scheme was at last admitted, he clii ilil receive the recognition that was tin. to him. : Minister for Railways (Sir J. G. V lias given instructions for the r - irains to a,■.! from Rotorua to ft. it Papakura or , -- -,, a hionth, on sale 'day, to put down and pick up passenShirts, Hati, Tie*. Collars, and light nuderwear; latest styles; best value in /town. At Rushbrook and Bridgman's, Dueen-street, —Ad.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 304, 22 December 1903, Page 3
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