Subdivision delay
’ The Christchurch cable- ' i manufacturing industry was not responsible for the delay jin delivering cable which was holding up the development of a Kaiapoi subdivision, said ! the director of the Canterbury Manufacturers* Association (Mr I. D. Howell). A report in Thursday’s issue of “The Press” said that the delay had seriously affected the Kaiapoi Borough Council’s works programme and had caused considerable inconvenience to the subdivider. “The contract for this cable was awarded to a North Island manufacturer which, according to the council report, has blamed manufacturing problems because of New Zealand extruded alui minium sections,” said Mr Howell. “The Christchurch industry ■ has used large quantities of i New Zealand extruded aluminium sections and has ex« > perienced no manufacturing difficulties,” he said. ■ AN ADVERTISEMENT IB "Tha [ Press" CLASSIFIED COL UMNS will coon convert those no 1 longer used articles Into reedy ’ cash. For quick, simple, and i easy selling try the Classifieds. 1 DIAL ANV FIMA
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33083, 25 November 1972, Page 22
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158Subdivision delay Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33083, 25 November 1972, Page 22
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