A building is being demolished in Alexandra, Otago, which was erected in the early days of the Dunstan rush, when -was known as the Golueu Age Hotel. The framework is built of very light timber, the cartage on which, it is interesting to note, cost between £100 and £160 per ton. ,
; The Government has received a stronglyworded resolution from the Canterbury Trades Council, ■ protesting against' the Government .importing steel bridges from America. The Premier replied that there was no foundation whatever for the statement that it isintended to make such a purchase. ■■ - ' * i ~-■-■ "r
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11877, 31 January 1902, Page 1 (Supplement)
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