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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1928, Page 2

WELLINGTON PROPOSALS. WELLINGTON, May 30. A special commission lias for more than a year been investigating means of access to the eastern and western suburbs, cut off from the main part of the city by hills rising 000 to 700 feet. They now have presented a report making recommendations which will cost three-quarters of a million to carry out. They include the construction of a tram and traffic tunnel through the eastern hill to the suburb of Kilbirnie, 22r7 feet in length, with new roads to connect at an expense of £317,000 for the main works alone. On the other side of the city, a new road across the hill is proposed, the widening of Tinakori Road all the wny to Karori cemetery and another road with a tunnel of ,500 feet to connect Am Street with Tinakori Road. These works would cost £ll-1.000. In addition, the purchase of the existing Kelburn tram is recommended, with a view to duplicating it, in order to provide for increased traffic, or. as an alternative, the construction of a cable-tram from a point in Willis Street to the same terminus as Kelburn tram is suggested, but the cost is not stated.

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