WHANGAREI HARBOUR.
"151->T AND SA ¥ EST IN 1)() MIN H> N. (I'.y Telegraph-Own Correspondent.! WII.VNIIAIIKI. li.is day. The Hon. .1. I). Mi-Kens'r i:i« been reelected chairman of i'ie \\ hang iivi Harbour Hoard. At a meeting yesterday I lie outlined a period of hard work ahead improving tlie harbour, which was the best and ■safest in the .Dominion, where shipping could trade at a minimum of coat. The port would serve a much wider area than Whangarei district. The necessity might arise for extension of the board'- district, bill i increase of population and trade would enable the board to raise the money | required without striking special rales. I Mr. Blair Mason (consulting engineerl supplied a detailed report on an improveI men! scheme for Whangarei Harbour. I which was received by the board, anil will be considered at a special meeting on May 21.
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 111, 10 May 1919, Page 12
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