"ETenlng Post" Photo. The new creek, bed in the lower Ngahauranga Gorge. From the top of the wall to the old creek bed on the left, a depth of some sixty feet, is to. be filled in and will carry the new road. The new watercourse, the bed of which is seen on the right of the wall, has a concrete floor. Buttress-weirs are spaced all along to reduce the speed of the current when in flood. On the extreme right a workman is seen above a big pulley "oiling up" a British shovel, of which several are in use on the job. It iveighs 22 tons. :;.:-..-. ■.--v^-'v-j •-.■. .\~~~rif- ■■••■■ ,_ , . -;.-y ■■*■..■■ ■ ■ "Evening Post" Photo. Three members:of the Canadian delegation, to the conference on British Commonwealth Relations, who arrived this morning by the Wdnganella to spend a few days in New Zealand on their way back to Canada. From the left, Professor G. E. Britnell, professor of political science at the University of Saskatchewan, Mr. E. J. Tarr, K.C., of Winnipeg, and Professor K. Taylor, who occupies the chair of economics aj, the McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario.

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"ETenlng Post" Photo. The new creek, bed in the lower Ngahauranga Gorge. From the top of the wall to the old creek bed on the left, a depth of some sixty feet, is to. be filled in and will carry the new road. The new watercourse, the bed of which is seen on the right of the wall, has a concrete floor. Buttress-weirs are spaced all along to reduce the speed of the current when in flood. On the extreme right a workman is seen above a big pulley "oiling up" a British shovel, of which several are in use on the job. It iveighs 22 tons.

: ;. : -..-. ■.--v^-'v-j • -.■ . .\~~~rif- ■■••■■ ,_ , . -;.-y ■■*■..■■ ■ ■ "Evening Post" Photo. Three members:of the Canadian delegation, to the conference on British Commonwealth Relations, who arrived this morning by the Wdnganella to spend a few days in New Zealand on their way back to Canada. From the left, Professor G. E. Britnell, professor of political science at the University of Saskatchewan, Mr. E. J. Tarr, K.C., of Winnipeg, and Professor K. Taylor, who occupies the chair of economics aj, the McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario.