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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 94, 15 January 1926, Page 6

It is still impossible to take motors through from Canterbury to Otira by road (states the “Lyttelton Tinies”). Cars should be trucked and the journey b.v road continued from Otira. A new bridge on the Hawke’s Bay south main highway near Matamau is in the course of construction. The bridge is to cost in the vicinity of £12,000, and will be a link in the chain of bridges on Hawke’s Bay main highways. The material used is concrete and steel.

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