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Regarding the leasing by tbe Pacific" Cable Board of the telegraph line-from Montreal to Bamficld, recently reported in the cable news, Sir Joseph Ward saya . he had given instructions to the High Commissioner, who was the representative of New Zealand on the Pacific Cabls Board, to agree to the leasing of an overland Canadian line for a period of five years, for the sum of £11,000 _ltf annum. This will enable the boardshave exclusive use of the overland into Bamifield, the Canadian-Pacific Company supplying and maintaining a 2101b per mile copper wire; and also grantreg office accommodation for the Pacific Cable Board's staff at Montreal and at all Pacific Board repeating stations. Thi* arrangement, said the Prime Minister, extended the Pacific caible practically from New Zealand to the Atlantic,;and was to be done for the Pacific to secure its own service across the -At" lantio ocean. Recently he had mad* strong representations to that end to the British Frime Minister, the Post-master-General, and other Ministers, aa well as to the Prime Minister of Can ada, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and he was | looking forward with confidence to seem" the consummation of his hopes in that direction. The arrangement just completed was, in his opinion, a distinci move forward. The Dunedin City Corporation is ma_in» application for some 300 acres ot i land at Waipori in the vicinity « the I power station, the intvntton being to i beautify the immediate surroundings ol j the corporation dwellings, and to plant trees over a large portion of the area !in order to assist in conserving U* I water, so as to ensure a supply for its | governor of the water wheel and tor j domestic purposes. I Smith and Caughey's great senn--1 annual Clearance Fair now proceeding. j —(Ad.) ! Would you like a new design m yonr ncli-e shirt. Our famous 2/11 and o/U : lines are called for over the whole DoI minion.—Geo. Fowlds. —(Ad.) Great semi-annual Clearance Fair no* ■ proceeding. —Smith and Caughey, Ltd. i _(Ad " ) Circular pillow cotton, 9Jd for G__» D.S.C. in liquidation. — (A_.)_ j |

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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 33, 8 February 1910, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 33, 8 February 1910, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 33, 8 February 1910, Page 4

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