HAMILTON IMPROVEMENTS.
ROAD-MAKING PLANT. t fa* TSLEGRAPH.—-OWN cofcRKTOOTB**"* $.! HAMILTON, Wednesday- p|| Included in the plant that,has arrived for the Hamilton Borough Council's streets , improvement scheme are a roller, a, : bitumen sprayer, two six-yard dump waggons, and a sand elevator. Large quantities or,/ metal, chips and bitumen have a™??* and the work has i been pushed p steauuy forward. .: Up to date 2} miles of foUttOclass streets have been graded/ and , B *r", ailed. The class of metal used : anavtne rolling it haa had give" the new road* very ■ smooth surface.; and one that is mac* l appreciated by users of the thoroughfares. .Work- so -far has been confined- to *«• Whifciora end of f the town. When ~WW?!| required plant md material * are assemWea the laying of first, second, and third-cla* streets mil be proceeded with, 'MM . lUi
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18551, 8 November 1923, Page 8
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