be based on the consumers’ charges in operation, as at Ist April, 1930. ’ ’ Wooden Roles v. Concrete.
Air. Hyde asked if the engineer would bring down a report in the near future as to the cost and life of wooden and concrete poles. -Mr. Vincent said that he had recently seen concrete poles in the Bay of Plenty and also in the Wanganui district. He had noticed that they had to be buttressed and stayed. Perhaps, he said, the engineer could get some information from these places. The chairman said they had a confidential report on this matter and he would like Mr. Hyde to peruse it. It might be a help to him.
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Otaki Mail, 25 August 1930, Page 4
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