"What about the land bought by the building syndicate?" Mr. O'Shea asked a witness this morning during the hearing of evidence for the exclusion from the city of certain areas of Karori. "Was that bought for farming?" The witness had argued that the land under discussion was totally unsuitable for building. "Yes," replied the witness. "It was bought for- farming people; but they didn't buy."
Mensra, C. W. Fries and Co, will sell fiMTjilure In the ra*tt, 6()> ktwe* Uuba. ifltnci, twnorrof »& lifl p.«n,
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 50, 28 February 1921, Page 8
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