The purchase'by the Government of Mr. J. Tronrison's kauri park, at Kaihu, Northern Wairoa, for a scenic reserve, was 'urged by several delegates at the North Auckland Development Board's Conference last week. The park was described as the finest remaining piece of bush in the country, comprising 20,000,000 ft of kauri timber, as well as a large variety of other' native, bush. It was decided to urge the Government to sell a large area of kauri bush in the same locality, and utilise the funds so obtained in purchasing Mr. Trounson's kauri park. The outstanding superiority of the Bessemer. Motor Wagon is demonstrated :by jits'evev;increasing sales. It is the ideal means of delivery to : day, and represents the acme of commercial-motor ■construction. :• There is a distirict'saving in using ali;,Bessenier instead of the* out-of-date method of'librae'traction. 'Let us demonstrate that fact to-.you^to-day. J. E. Fitzgerald", Motor Importer) Lamb-ton-quay, Wellington.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 57, 5 September 1917, Page 8
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