TOP: Part of the decking on the partly completed bridge in Rutherford Street, which will cross the future Woolston Cut flood relief channel. BOTTOM: Construction continues on the foundations of the bridge. The channel, a $2.7 million project of the Christchurch Drainage Board, will by-pass a loop in the Heathcote River. The cut should be completed in mid-1986. Rutherford Street will have the only road bridge across the Woolston Cut. Bamford Street will have a pedestrian and cycle bridge.
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Press, 8 February 1985, Page 5
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79TOP: Part of the decking on the partly completed bridge in Rutherford Street, which will cross the future Woolston Cut flood relief channel. BOTTOM: Construction continues on the foundations of the bridge. The channel, a $2.7 million project of the Christchurch Drainage Board, will by-pass a loop in the Heathcote River. The cut should be completed in mid-1986. Rutherford Street will have the only road bridge across the Woolston Cut. Bamford Street will have a pedestrian and cycle bridge. Press, 8 February 1985, Page 5
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