SOUTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK
CLIFFORD BAY TERMINUS. | • BLENHEIM, June 15. i On Saturday the Chief Engineer of I the Public Works Department, Mr F. i W Fttrkett, accompanied by Mr L. i May, District 1 :. Engineer, visited Cii \ ford ’Bay near Cape Campbell where a | marine survey is being carried out to I determine the suitability of the localI ity for the main terminal of the South f Island Main Trunk railway. I Mr Furkert returned to Wellington
; without making any comment. • It i s understood that the survey is l still only half completed owing to the l bad weather being encountered , and ; j owing to the fact .that the surveyors l have at their disposal only :a. small ! rowing boat, but., the work is to be f pushed on with the utmost despatch, | presumably so that the data obtained ! may be used for the guidance of the \ Railway Board as a supplement to a j special report on the subject, which is i known to be in existence.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1931, Page 2
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