The major portion of the balance of the material required for the equipment of the automatic telephone at Wanganui has arrived there. The work of installation is an intricate task and 1 is being proceeded with as rapidly as possible.
The allocation to the Wairarapa Power Board for the Mangahao scheme is 800 h.p. for the first year. The board considers the Government should allow it some concession in connection with the Kourarau scheme, in addition to that conceded for taking the peak load, as it is contended this stand-by plant, estimated to produco 1000 h.p., is more in the nature of a national auxiliary than anything else.
The man with ideas In the held ol science and invention frequently achieves fame and fortune. The apparently simple and unimportant device may be just what the world Is waiting for. Consult us If you ere. a man of Ideas. llcnry Hughes, Ltd., Patent, Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. Local Agents:—Ball and Crawshaw, Peel Street, ftlsboina,— i
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16074, 10 March 1923, Page 9
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