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A- device for improving: the efßcn ■ ppcy of large marine Diesel engines has been invented by Mr Hi D. Dali, of Kohukolm, who has sold! the British and Canadian rights to the Vickers organisation for £5000,. and a royalty of 2/6 a knit of horse-power on all engines constructed in Britain an.d "Canada. Negotiations have been opened with a; leading firm of ‘shipbuilders in Italy, which has paid « • deposit of, £l5O for a6O days’ option to' purchase the Italian rights for a sum of £SOOO.
' As the result of uncommonly ; heavy traffic between,. Napier and ! Wairoaj the road is in a very bad : state. The Mayor of Napier, Mr C. j 0. Morse says ip connection with, the ! road that some definite programme 1 will need to be formulated before ■ thei coming winter, months, , as', the ; surfaceis in a dbploralble condition. !• He was told 1 that one day no feiwer ■ than 24 sheep trucks left Wairoa for a southern destination.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 12200, 12 March 1934, Page 7
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