LAND BOARD & SETTLERS
A HAWKE'S BAY DISPUTE, [Ukiud Pbbss Association.] " NAPIER, Friday. During the considei'ation of a l&tter at the meeting pf- *h» ■Bm^'* ?>iy Lnntl Board'w-day, tjie thtf'pdmmissloner (Mr Tl' said that the stoppage" of TOad works at Waimarama fl'aSrcausefl by )hf expenditure of the ii't^ixjy 'aijrjtoficiatfid, ' ap;j before they cfiuior be ' gi-Oceede'd with again _it would be ijecessary to get a further ap^ prouriatloii. T|}?Fe ha^ een no {jrfisch of fai(.h with the settlers, and they were never informed- that the roads would b« qomnlete*! at once. If they were told anything, they wero told that the roads would be pushed on with as quickly as pojnble. and he understood that that promise would be fulfilled.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 11 September 1909, Page 4
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118LAND BOARD & SETTLERS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 11 September 1909, Page 4
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