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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 11

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Auckland Power Board has thown down the gauntlet to the Public WbjnCS Depiutment following its proppsals in connection with Arapuni to veFieve .fcrbsion below the spillway. It was intimated to a meeting of .the Liard that the; department intended to insist on the board taking power from the second turbine when it commenced to generate inra fprtnight, and a decision was made to reply that the board intended to close down all cut one set of 5000-k.w, at the King’s wharf station after preliminaries lit connection with the change over had been made. —Star. ,* County Council is alarmed over the spread of ragwort. At a recent meeting councillors -were f)F the opinion that tho question was ah/uVgcnt one. An instance was |t’ygn Of one large .estate on which Jjjen were formerly employed to eradicate the weed. Nothing, however, Kad',been done on the property for apven years. It was stated that tho great acreage of native and Crown Jain] in the county also militated against effective control by the county council. It was decided to suggest to tho Minister of Agriculture that a ljaiy be passed to provide for the forination. of noxious weeds boards on line* of rabbit boards,—Star, f* \*' * A ***:-*'■ ■ •