AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD
- A PRUDENT POLICY. (By Telegraph.— ■, Auckland, March' 11. In his annual statement: to the._ Harbour Board the chairman says:—lt is important that the position be thoroughly i'- understood by members, and.th'at .'considV eration of.'all demands Upon",;tße board this year, ijther than those for which pro- ■ • vision is already made, be deferred. ■ If - this recommendation be observed, the position will be considerably easier next year, particularly under . present financial conditions, not only in this Dominion hut elsewhere.*. It is a prudent policy for the board to conserve its' resources without in any degree failing to provide adequate and reasonable facilities required! for carry on tho business ; of the vharbour ' The estimated credit balance at December 81, 1913, is ,£27,442, which is a decrease on the balance broujlit forward from last year.' "■■ .■; '■
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1696, 12 March 1913, Page 7
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133AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1696, 12 March 1913, Page 7
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