HAMILTON'S PROGRESS.
■ . £300,000 FOR BUILDINGS. , LAST YEAR'S EECORD^toS^P 220; NEW HOUSES ADDED^S . . ; '. BUSINESS PREMISES EXPAND r»X riXZCRAFH. — COBKESPOKIWn.t HAMILTON, Monday. ■ The rapid progress Hamilton is making, is shown in the latest building retnrng I which have been prepared by the bor-V" ough building inspector, Mr. J. W. Lewis. J For the year ended March 31, 1924"?;' 434 permits were granted for buildings valued at £276,433. In addition to this two schools, valued at £7802, borough premises valued at £500, and buildings for the Railway Department of an estim- - ated value of £20,000 were erected. The ; ' total value of. buildings erected in the borough for the year was therefore £304,735, which is easily a record. Of the buildings for which permits wer« % , granted 220 were private dwellings and 39 were business premises. j In the year ended March 31, 1923, 486 W permits were granted, representing • £213,573 in value, and in 1921-22 the figure was £279,097.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18685, 15 April 1924, Page 8
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155HAMILTON'S PROGRESS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18685, 15 April 1924, Page 8
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