BLOT CAR PARKS NEW YORK, Oct. 14. At White Plains, near New York, motorists put 2£d in a slot; an houi later a red light shows, and motorists must pay again—or move on. activity in Hawera and the greater portion of South Taranaki dependent upon electric power was rendered inoperative lor nearly two hours. From 8.115 o'clock dairy factories throughout the southern portion o£ the province were most seriously inconvenienced in the handling of incoming milk supplies, while the processes of butter making and cheese making had to be delayed until the power was restored at 11.8 o’clock.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19808, 9 December 1938, Page 13
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