SUBSIDENCE FEARED
A COURT INJUNCTION
RAILWAY LINE ENDANCERED
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) WHANGAREI, This Day.
A serious position which will result from the cessation of hewing has arisen at the Kamo Collieries Limited mine. The Kamo Company, which is opening a new field, has been served with, an interim injunction from the Supreme Court to immediately stop further pumping and allow the water to rise back to its old level: The reason given for this action is a fear in some quarters that further dewatering of the old mine workings might cause a subsidence on the main northern railway line.
In the past twelve months the company has employed approximately 70 men.;
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 87, 9 October 1937, Page 10
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