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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16797, 9 November 1928, Page 3

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Investigations are being made by officials of the Railway Department with the object of erecting a second bridge across the Waipa River at Ngarna waliin. The existing bridge was erected in 1876but owing to the increased weight of trains a new bridge has become necessary. The new bridge will be constituted of steel and concrete and will be placed close to the existing structure, which will be strengthened in the event of a double line being constructed. Bores are at present being put down to test the river bed, which promises to offer a solid foundation for the piles.

I vote’Jor* NITIOWL hiK I wn iPmmma STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES Intemperance trebles under TORN to page3oo6of the Official United States Congressional Record of February 13th, 1928, There you have, as given below, the official admission that under r . prohibition intemperance has in= creased at an alarming rate. They must feel ashamed to print it. \ ■' * ■ •■" # \ Arrests for Drunkenness in the Chief United Stutes Cities *Chicago figures include disorder Ip conduct cases. No wonder Maude Royden said “Watch America a little longer.” No wonder the Protestant Episcopal Church of America sees hope for true temperance only with the “speedy adoption of moderate measures to replace the impractical and harmful laws now in force.” Every True Hew Zealander who Desires True Temperance Will