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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1775, 14 March 1906, Page 51

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Interviewed by an Auckland reporter as to tk-o Taupiri Coal Company's inability to supply its customers owing to insufficiency cf railway trucks, Mr T. W. Waite, district traffic manager, said tho department at present was short of trucks, but was making an effort to relieve the tension. An additional fifty twelve-ton trucks, he said, would shortly be placed on tho Auckland section, and these would subsequent’y be augmented. A traveller for a tobacco firm has. says the “Cigar and Tobacco World,” called every journey for fifteen years on a certain tobacconist, who gave him an order for the first, time the. other day.