GROUNDLESS RUMOURS
(To The Editorl Sir.—The elaborate report by the Government Public Works engineers on n odi scheme as published in ‘The Mail” 1 iis evening should satisfy all concerned that the disquieting rumours referred to in my letter in “The Mail” last Wednesday, were groundless as the writer suggested. And those who still confined to the Maitai scheme should have been adopted must bear in mind that our neighbours of Stoke and Richmond districts could not obtain any water servic. from the MAjtai river. Therefore, it seems clear that the Roding scheme will enable “the powers that be” to carry out the injunction “Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself!”— I am. etc., H G BERRYMAH Nelson, 14th April.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 15 April 1939, Page 8
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