The City Electrical Department was highly praised by Mr H. Holland at last night’s meeting of the Canterbury industrial Association. He said it had don© marvellous work during th© past year, and th© city was fortunate iu having such an able officer as Mr E. Hitchcock in charge. There had been a saving of half a million units on the lines and an increase in output of a million units. He was afraid Christchurch people did not appreciate as they should the benefits conferred upon them by electricity. The city electrical department had set up a record of increased productiveness and reduced losses on ov«*'<head charges-
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16641, 25 January 1922, Page 2
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