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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 35, 11 February 1929, Page 14

T~ I . , , -~---"-—-— T-TtTTt«-»f-rT- ------- ■ , t| t , I The AUCKLAND ELECTRIC I I —POWER BOARD-- j ;: On the occasion oi the 21st \ j Anniversary oi the ELECTRIC 1 t Supply Undertaking in Auckland I I the Board takes this opportunity \ I of thanking its 46,000 consumers j \ for their support and co-operation \ \ in the past, and by a continuance \ j of its progressive policy faces the j I future with every confidence of j I even greater advantages to its \ \ ever-increasing consumers. I t |; i = ;; u ♦ J PUBLIC CONTROL OF ELECTRIC SUPPLY j j REPRESENTS A CONSTANT ENDEAVOUR I I TO REDUCE PRICES AND GIVE SERVICE j ,„ _J

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