DANGER PASSED

Hokitika Guardian, 13 December 1933, Page 6

DANGER PASSED

VICTORIAN RIVER FLOOD

(Australian Press Association),

(Received this day at 12.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, December 13. The flood danger in the Kerang (fiver is how believed to have passed, the river falling after breaking through its embankments, and flooding many propei’tiesi .r ' V-’-'f-'.. . -

who was present at 'the meeting, also spoke in regard to the introduction of electric power, and said that when the matter was brought forward previously he had given what assistance He could iti placing the proposal before the settlers-. Now thatMne matter 'ivas being finalised he was again ready to co-oper-:ate in'giving every assistance to realisetheir ' desire to' obtain such ’ a useful' •asstit.for Koiterangi. Probably the present t'inie wars not : as advantageous as formerly, owing to the drop in price's, for dairy produce, but He was very pleased to 'hear' that' there would be a saving in the cost for' electrical goods which was some set-off to the fall in prices, and the saving would be an ento the settlers to become consumers afc s°°n as the power was available. ,

Messrs Selby and Chesteriiiail put forward the claims of th e lower part of Kanieri. for consideration, Mr Langford explaining that locality was being taken ijnto consideration in connection with.the present extensions in mind. Accounts to the amount of £B' se were passed for payment. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the chair, the chairman .extending the season’s greeting to those present*

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