AMUSEMENT PARK.
ATTCKLANT) WATERFRONT SITE. LEASE FROM HARBOR BOARD. The desirability of the principal features of the Amusement Park at the Dunedin Exhibition being transferred to Auckland, was discussed hv the Auckland Harbor Board, which hall been asked to lease portion of the reclaimed land oust of the King’s Wharf as a site for the secure railway and other attractions. The applicants were the- Amusement Park Syndicate, and the hoard was asked to lease a block of laud with si root frontages on four sides and having an area of 2A acres. The Fin,mire Uommittee recommended that the area be leased for five years at £2OOO a year, and that the syndicate be given an option to extend the lease for a further three years at £4OOO a year.
The cTiainniuj, Mr, M. R. Mackenzie moved th(‘ adoption of the recommon elation, which was c.(u:i;U‘d.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17058, 12 June 1926, Page 15
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