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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18237, 27 October 1919, Page 6

“ I see that Mr Ell has got his plans ready for a tunnel road, 0 said the Mayor at the Industrial Fair on Satur-. day night. “Well, the .insignificant coterie of canalites, as one of the papers called us, are ready tor him, and when he has got all his arguments ready the Port Christchurch League will be like Admiral Beatty going up to meet the German fleet again. I E ink.it is , wrong for any section of —is city, business men or otherwise, lo try and * queer the pitch *■ of Port Christchurch. .1 say that neither Mr Ell nor anyone else has a right to try to influence the Progress League off the path of duty, either for Port Christchurch or a tunnel road. When wo have brought the two issues forward, lot the peqgfo 4««dc by * .•:■ ■' i a