Unpaid bills hit council
Unpaid power bills have cost the Lyttelton Borough Council nearly $2500 this year. The council was told last night that 80 accounts totalling $2445 were not recoverable.
The biggest outstanding account was for $792 for the Lyttelton Supermarket when it went into liquidation. Another $568 is a disputed account with Shaw Savill and Albion, Ltd. The council decided to write off the unpaid accounts.
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Press, 4 October 1977, Page 1
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