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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17756, 7 May 1923, Page 2

The trials of early New Zealand settlers are recounted by the Patea "Press" in the following extract from, a Tiiranaki "Herald" of 78:—"The distance "between Inglewood and Hawera is about twenty-four miles, but owing to some eight or ten miles being in a very bad state the road is not likely to be made available for general traffic yet awhile. Owing to the light soil, two days' rain would! render the road impassable if much, traffic was on it. However, the sum of £IO,OOO has been placed on the Estimates for this work, and we hope that the Government will see fit to push it on, so that the shorter and more convenient road to reach Hawera by may he made speedily available to the public."

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