THE MAYORALTY
(To the Editor.) Sir, —It is very satisfactory to note that Mr C. E. Armstrong has been prevailed upon in tho days of his retirement to offer his services to the public. Mr. Armstrong as an engim eer had a high standing in tho Public Works Department and a reputation with the public for fair dealing. He will be of the greatest assistance in solving the practical questions which must 'come before the new council Roads and water are pressing problems, and present considerable Jimculties to the lawyers, accountants and trade union secretaries who item the majority of the council. Skilled guidance 011 technical matters is essential, and in Air. Armstrong the council would have the very man to lead them on the main problems which will come before them.—l am, Yours etc., CITIZEN.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10316, 27 January 1927, Page 5
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