IN THE MIDST OF A SNOWSTORM.-Members of the Tramping Club photographed outside the Kime hut, on the Tararuas, last week-end, in the course of a tramp. They were caught in a heavy snowstorm while at the hut.
REPLACING THE DESTROYED BRIDGE Al WAIROA.—For five months all vehicular traffic over the Wairoa River has been conveyed by punt, for such damage was done to the structure by the earthquake in February that repairs were out of the question. A start has now been made with the driving of piles for a new ferro-concrete budge across the river. The old bridge and punt ferry are shown.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 192, 15 August 1931, Page 14 (Supplement)
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104IN THE MIDST OF A SNOWSTORM.-Members of the Tramping Club photographed outside the Kime hut, on the Tararuas, last week-end, in the course of a tramp. They were caught in a heavy snowstorm while at the hut. REPLACING THE DESTROYED BRIDGE Al WAIROA.—For five months all vehicular traffic over the Wairoa River has been conveyed by punt, for such damage was done to the structure by the earthquake in February that repairs were out of the question. A start has now been made with the driving of piles for a new ferro-concrete budge across the river. The old bridge and punt ferry are shown. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 192, 15 August 1931, Page 14 (Supplement)
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