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PLAINS POLICE STATION PROPOSED REBUILDING OPINION OF COUNTY COUNCIL Support for the suggestion that the police station on the Hauraki Plains at present at Kerepeehi be transferred to Ngatea, was given at Wednesday’s meeting of the Hauraki Plains County Council. The clerk, Mr E. A. Mahoney, reported on the matter as under: — “Constable Beasley mentioned to' me that the Police Department proposed building a new police station at Kerepeehi and I took upon myself to telegraph Wellington asking that the matter be held un pending the council’s opinion being given. It seems to me that Ngatea is the logical place for the police station. , There is no telephone exchange at Kerepeehi. “The Hauraki Plains police district comprises Turua, Ngatea, part of Kerepeehi, Waitakaruru, Kaihere and Patetonga. Ngatea is the most central point of all these places. Minister’s Reply I
In reply the Minister in Charge of the Police Department, Hon. Jas. O’Brien, wrote as under:— “I have to acknowledge receipt of your telegram of,April 28 which has been referred to me by the Hon. Minister of Justice, regarding a suggestion that the proposed police station should be erected at Ngatea instead of Kerepeehi and in reply have to inform you that your representations in the matter will receive due consideration.
The action of the clerk was endorsed.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3270, 31 May 1943, Page 4
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221MOVE IT TO NGATEA Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3270, 31 May 1943, Page 4
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