ECONOMICAL BOROUGH.
To THK KIUTOU, Sir,—] notice that the >'ew Ply. inoiitli Borough Council is talking of irdering a few thousand yards of metal from Ike proposed depot at the mountain when the railway thereto is constructed. T would like to know, Sir, what our Council propose to do with the metal Held they have down at the abattoirs and the stone-crushing machinery they have there? Before the abattoirs were established, much was heard about the great amount of money that would lie saved to the Borough were the present abattoir property procured, on account of the large amount of suitable stone (here. We saw the local butchers hailed wilh the promise that I lie expenses of icilling would be materially reduced by reason of the saving that w mid be effected over the same metal; I hat the metal got from the properly would be placed as a setoff to the cost of killing in the abattoir account. The machinery is there, the stone is there j the abattoirs are there, costing the butchers about 25 per cent, more than they slaughter for —and now the Council are going to get their metal from Mount Egmont! Our Borough Council in their enterprise and extravagance have piled the rates up, until before long the place will be as costly to live in a.s a huge city, It's about time they cried " Haltl am, etc.,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8038, 27 January 1906, Page 2
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234ECONOMICAL BOROUGH. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8038, 27 January 1906, Page 2
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