STORAGE FOR WOOL.
HARBOUK BOAED TAKES IMMEDIATE ACTIdN. Tho problem of space for wool storage and for the display of wool at sales was again before the Harbour Board yesterday, and was discussed for a considerable timo in committee. The following .resolutions were eventually agreed to:— (1) That plans be prepared forthwith for a two-story building to occupy tho J shed sito, tho walls to bo of brick or ether permanent material, the ground floor to provide for bulk stoi'.igo and dumping, and the ,nppcr floor to bo ni-li lighted and macie suitable for wool exI .'j:thn purposes; and that appliances suitable I' ' .indling the special commodity be in- :■ , ltd. I hat a temporary shed be erected on tho red land at the head of the King's • for. tho reception: of wool for the season L - !0, ill'viow'of, tho.fact, that J shed cannot b> i'.-built by the end of the coming October; such temporary shed to bo built of iron, tho plans to bo at once prepared, and the work to he proceeded with immediately. ■ The board also accepted tenders for two hydraulic wool-Dresses.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 495, 30 April 1909, Page 6
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184STORAGE FOR WOOL. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 495, 30 April 1909, Page 6
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