The Petone Borough ; engineer, Mr-. C. L. Jackson, reported last, night that the tar-sealing work on the Esplanade was completed, and concrete paving slabs were ready for laying at- the memorial. The Cuba Street sheds had been demolished, and the ground levelled and metalled. A southerly wind damaged the grass plots, but the portions affected had been reso.wn and top-dressed. The formation of , the Buick Street reserve had Tyeen.completed. , . ■ • - - " ■>
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 117, 14 November 1939, Page 11
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