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Northern Advocate, 20 June 1925, Page 4

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I 1 u i. \l \ ITED TO JOIN. a < un\-::iKNi e proposed. l-'.-r • i . sio past there lias been a pro;o :! . ;i«.t that a direct shipping ser\ ic' l ■' (!:i : i! ho established between southern .c.' ts ami Whangarei. The Taunt!ira Harbour Board considered the iitaHoc and wrote to the "WliangaI i rei Board urging that Tauranga should I lie included. The writer said that the ; chairman of the Tauranga Board was j willing to meet the chairman of the j Whanv.irei Board either in Whangarei i or in Auckland to discuss the matter. | It was shown at yesterday's meeting ; of the "Whangarei Board that if a suit- | able vessel could be obtained the trade j in sight at present would be a payable ! proposition. | After considering various aspects of j the proposal it was decided on the mo- | tion of Mr J. D. 'MeTConzie. seconded !by Mr E Sivann, that the chairman of the Tavrang;. Board be invited to confer at his convenience with the chairman of the "Whangavei Harbour Board. | and that the chairman of the Bay of j Islands Board also be invited to meet j thorn in ,:>m n«s the matte- of estabHsh- ; ing fi direct shipping service between j the northern and southern ports.