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Dunstan Times, Issue 3134, 11 September 1922, Page 8

During recent months/ the work of constructing the new road from Tauniarunui to To Kuiti has been very materially expedited. Last year money was granted for the purpose of allowing the formation of a. road from Puketutu to Kopaki to be proceeded with l . Thisi portion of the main road will, for almost (be whole distance, be visible front Ihe .Main Trunk railway lino. Tt •shoii/ld not be long now hefore this l seot ion of road is completed and ready for use. as most of the country over which it will pass is flat, and tbb soil is l nearly all puniie/ous and can be readily shifted. "I secured two men from the Immigration Department," said a speaker al a, Southland Farmers' Union executive meeting in Tnvercargill, "and one, who came from Scotland, was the best man I have ever employed." Ho recommended farmers who had a diffculty in sim urine; competent men, that they should follow the same course.