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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17015, 31 January 1927, Page 11

II is reported in Wellington that an American syndicate is endeavouring to acquire in the'Lower Huit Valley an extensive area of hand, with a view to erecting manufacturing works. It is understood that if the transaction is completed not only will most up-to-date works be established, but Hie land in the vicinity will be laid oui on modern town-planning lines. It is slated that the purchase money for the land alone will run into upwards of £50,000. If the sale eventuates the syndicate, it is reported, will bear the full cost of laying out the area acquired.

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