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WATER AVAILABLE FOR IRRIGATION i LEVEL KECORDERS , AND RAIN CALCES LTHE PRESS Special Service] TEMUKA, December 21. Satisfactory progress is beingmade in the work of installing lakelevel recorders, rain gauges, and 1 other instruments throughout the province. Advice was received today from Mr T. G. Beck, resident engineer to the Public Works Department at Temuka, that a number of recorders had already been established, and apparatus would in due course be placed in other regions—the Hurunui river (north branch), and the Ashburton, Ashley, and Waiau rivers. Three men were now engaged in installing an automatic lake-level recorder at Lake Heron, and it was expected that the work would be finished in January. These installations are part of a major Canterbury irrigation investigation being undertaken by the Public Works Department to determine what water is available in the province for future exploitation, and to obtain records of purely scientific value. BRIDAL CARS DE LUXE. Bridal Couples should inspect our fleet of Plain Black Bridal Cars before going elsewhere, as we are sure that you will be pleased to book them up for your happy day. Ivory White Cars are also considered a lucky colour for Weddings, so you can have your choice of . two colours. Our charges are also low, so why pay more. Office, 142 Tuam street. 'Phone 33-477. Thank you.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21972, 22 December 1936, Page 10
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