GENERAL TELEGRAMS
AUCKLAND LABORERS' STRIKE. By Telegraph—Press Association. : Auckland. Saturday. There 'have been no further developments in the laborers' strike, except' that the Mayor has asked the union to submit in writing the exact definition of what they regard as sub-contracting. The union representatives agreed to do' so. TIMARU DRAINAGE. Timaru, Saturday Night. In a report to the Borough Council on underground drainage, Mr. F. W. Marchant, engineer for the work, states that the work was commenced in 1007 and completed last month. It comprises 35y, miles of mains and eight miles of connections from mains to section boundaries. There are two septic tanks, one at each end of the town.. HEAUTIFYTNO TIMARU. Timaru. Last Night. Tlie Caroline Ray Association and the 'Borough Council are co-operating in <oiivertiii'_' the north harbor mole into a promenade bv b-velliii'.'. asphalting and fencing, at a co-t of Tho a--n;-ia-tion has some hundreds of members and eneigetie committees have been formed to attend to the different menu- of improving the attrnclivcnc" 0 f the bay and Timaru as a holiday report.
COLD SNAP IN TIMAIIC. Timarn. Ca-t Night. Squally, showery and southerly weather has prevailed since last evening. The cold snap put more -now on the ranges.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 110, 30 October 1911, Page 2
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203GENERAL TELEGRAMS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 110, 30 October 1911, Page 2
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