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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 5508, 14 January 1914, Page 4

become dislodged by the rush of water. 1 have had a wooden Hume put in, which will make it safe for the present. Government subsidies: As above stated 1 have already prepared schemes of expenditure in the two cases mentioned. There is, however, said to be a grant of £IOO for the Te Rapa-Te Kowhai road not yet dealt with, and another of £SO for the Te Awamutu-Te Puhi bridge road. Also £6O for I'uniu bridge road on both the main and the supplementary estimates. There is evidently some confusion over these votes, and we have written for information. Of course, I can arrange schemes where money is found to be available, but if councillors have any instructions as to the expenditure of the money, I would like to know. Gravelling: A part of the money fur the Whatawhata Swamp road should be spent in gravel from Hodgson's quarry. Our barges are at present in use by the Kaglan Council, and 1 have approached their Engineer about bringing some gravel down the river for us, but no definite arrangements has been made. As regards other roads where gravelling is intended 1 think tenders should be called for next meeting as far as possible. Anongst others there are the Nawton road, the Monavale Swamp road and portions of the Kihikihi-Orakau road, which should be got in hand as soon as possible. The report was approved.

UAIiI.NO l'OUit OVfH COUOii MIXTURE.

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