KING COUNTRY ITEMS.
Departmental Projects
[By Telegraph.]
Wellington, Thursday.
The trouble over the cattle-killing-portions of the North Island Main Trunk Railway is likely to be brought to a satisfactory conclusion very shortly. The Hon. J. Carroll, replying to representations made by Mr Jennings, said a sum of money had been allotted for fencing the line, and the work will be put in hand at an early date. , The question of a for Te Kuiti has been brought under the notice of Department. Now, however, owing the Maori owner withdrawing his offer of a free site, the matter is rather complicated. Messrs Jennings, Pepene, and J. Hetet conferred over the situation} and a suggestion has been made to the Minister which may overcome the present difficulty. The Department is desirous of pushing on the erection of a suitable building if matters can be arranged satisfactorily. Messrs G. Davis, J. Smyth, D. McDonald, P. Smyth, O'Sullivan, Collins, Thomas, Parks, and Morgan have been appointed by the Government to control St. Helen's Domain in Aria township. Trustees for Te Kuiti cemetery are gazetted as follows :—Messrs Hardy, Snowdon, J. Nicholls, M. A. McKenzie, H. Ellison, and W. White.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 51, 11 October 1907, Page 3
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195KING COUNTRY ITEMS. King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 51, 11 October 1907, Page 3
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