The trustees of the commercial travellers’ and warehousemen’s blind soldiers’ and sailors’ fund have received £2O 14s 3d from Matarnata, £4 11s 3d from Port Chalmers, and £4 16s from Apiti, being Anzae Day collections. A small piece of reading material from Foxton Line was exhibited at today’s meeting of the Kairanga County Council. Although the road, which was tar-sealed some time ago, was only sprayed with hot tar, tho piece of metal in question is still as hard as concrete, 1
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 135, 8 May 1928, Page 7
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