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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1923, Page 4

I Join--;! ii- troubles :.i d r <l:t.-ti <.i l<>v-o v. or • I•: im .'j itl'jt f• • > >: ible [nr the sudden elopement 'of a youth :md ;i "ill of in summers from the letter's hone- i■» 'i.tcra.ign <>’■• . (Origin Tuesday 4 v.-mug f-uy> t:a ■•At’nihi Telegraph" >. .Mounted on a motor rvrle and c'■ gw! I o'ide him in a side-car. the y ':t; :.u n i Tan: anga at 7.33 a.in. [nr Waihi. Owing t<.» tile shirking stale ot the mad the machine stu• . *e't is i i ’erangn and Katikali. and lee nuipit perforce spent tin* long liitilii • n th.e read. They reached V* and uhoci ok-loek mi Wednesday ni_'h. in a wren lied and tired . unthtioii. !he intervention of the j’lne the : ill;.' morning lir.mgiit the romance 10 abrupt ending, ami tee naie '.e:e -a ■•- Iv put- a hoard a service ear hound h>r Tanranga. One of tin- large-i out.a,or vroihs now going :i in ihe Hun'’dm district is the construe! ion hy the Drainage Hoard ni a tunnel Inn:'! feet long from Taimii to the harhoiu*. Tlh- I unite! • = Heine made under the tramline at a depth of ihT’t. (food, progress already made, the leading party of rut eavators being now in ahout f.Oi'tt. from the Tainui end. A vein of firstclass building sand has been met with in the digging. It is worth 10s a yard,