Mayfield to go automatic
Wellington reporter Mayfield telephone subscribers will receive automatic service from the morning of August 11. The new exchange will give 302 of the 306 subscribers individual service, with the remaining four on two party lines. Toll-free calling to Ashburton and the 111 emergency service will be introduced. The exchange will also serve the Mount Somers and Springburn areas. Those subscribers will also have tollfree calling to Ashburton.and the 111 emergency service. A supplementary telephone directory will be issued containing Mayfield automatic numbers, the PostmasterGeneral tMr Talbot) has said. The new exchange will cost $345,300.
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