POWER BOARDS CONFER.
PALMERSTON N., Feb. 3. Government are always prepared to receive suggestions from Power Boards and is willing to act oil them if thou gilt desirable, said Mr Kissell (Chief Electrical Engineer of the Public Works Department) to the Conference of the Power Boards Secretaries. Tlie Department, lie proceeded, was perfectly willing to compare with power supply authorities in the stimulation of electrical industry and willing to assist in a publicity campaign
suggested by the Boards. To give cheaper rates For electricity, it was necessary to know exactly what the demand would be, so it was up to the Boards to supply all necessary information. Addresses also given by "Waters, Chief Engineer of the Alanawatu-Oroua on a proposed scheme of advertising, and Malcolm Fraser (Government Statistician) on the value of statistical information.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 February 1927, Page 1
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134POWER BOARDS CONFER. Hokitika Guardian, 4 February 1927, Page 1
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