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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20489, 7 March 1932, Page 7

Regarding the reconstruction ot Manchester street, Cr.J. •W. Beanland, chairman of the City Council s Wofrks Committer, told a reporter on Saturday that about 20 men at present are engaged altering the water mains, and as soon as the new mams come to hand the work of laying them would be done. The reconstruction ork nrooer would be started on the enste :i the side on . which the tramway lines are laid. It was. expected that concreting would start in a Although the stretch of the street to be put in hand ia that extending from High street to Moorhouse avenue, Or. Beanland said that it wasi hoped als to do the stretch from High street to Armagh street. A big effort would be made to get the work finished fore the winter sets in. . A deputation representative of toe Free Kfojer f arten Assoe,rf,on, o|he» f-W' S' Hon" 0 „„ T t.be, S n i n. f^he Christchurcb Branch of w|th Ur" d j e R te &anf''li.e vi«-P™^f« Mrs J. c flip deputation, told PbS on her ref rCP f 0 rnm Wellington, that the Prime Si£rZ e 'srni»d to place matter before Cabinet. Two whales —a cow and a calf-were „ Te Towaka Bay, several miles seen m ie- iowu . Pelorus up from the. mouth of the leiorus S&srs Sound during the past few weeks and Xi no doubt, attracted the creatures. ... Ravill's Bav the whales came in quite close to W* time played about on top of the water.