COAST HARBOUR
[TO THU EDITOR.] Sir, —I have no wish to enter into a newspaper debate on the above subject, but pleased to note my leuer of April 26 has provided meat without coupons. I would like for a briei space to live in the past with Mr Ogilvie, but not in extending the present breakwaters to Sydney m search of a better harbour. Mr Ogilvie’s remarks regarding “influential vested interests in Wellington throwing a spanner in the Point Elizabeth harbour works” may be likened to the 1940 days when the Hitlerite monster hovered over the puny military power of England, but tne British spirit proved that right will prevail over might.—Yours, etc., L “ANTI-BARBOUND.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 May 1944, Page 3
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