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Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1923, Page 3

During hi-> visit i<> Smith Westland, a .Imputation of settlers waited on Sir Fnuicis liell at H:nilmri. asking that tlie motor lorry tax ha ledn.ei . deputation which eon,i,ted ot Messrs Seai'le, W. Chino. M-Kav. Thiele and K. Damage. slated that with the posed (ioverumeiit tax and Ciuuut tax. a four toil lorry would hate to , v CUtn per amiuni. If the tax wax imposed it would set the district ten years, and t!,v Mated mat hm,e waggons would injure the mads mm - 1 hin the lorries. Sir !■. 0- O'-l I'"’mised to plane their repivMlUatlous before the proper atuhoruu-s A-AV-iilie a deputation composed ot a number of the. Waiho and Wataroa settler, met the .MimMer, and asked tor the eonipletu.n ot toe V aino bridge, and socedv bridging -I >late>Me Donald's and Drv ( reek,, a n ■■ renewing of the traek to the Mlaeu. and the baths at the Hot so a more freuueui mail wuu ■ below Hard Hart, sir F. 1 1 t . IT*', c:irt/iul!v into ill' t ho ivoiiW notify them ter.

A very line mi »t Schroder nml Zl‘Z Tcol, S. 1«. make «*M C ,\ ns '”” lit",«t Hrl.rmlcr ami <Vo. 11. kem value shop in town.—Ailvt. For underclothing, germ-laden nand-•NO-TU'BBTNG” lifd.indry Help fcs* R 0 dnu^!: •=A dr t