TE KUITIPOST-OFFICE.
" The prescnl Post-office is totally inadequate for the requirement sol the place and a disgrace to Hie Department, and this meeting strongly urges the Postmaster-* icneral to proceed with the erection of a suitable building at the earliest moment," was the resolution, passed unanimously at a public meeting held at Te Kuiti on Wednesday evening,. Mr Boddie, in moving the resolution, stated that he had seen many small and mean lool; ing Po'J-oiiiees !>ii! Te kuiti posscssc.j by far the worst he had come across, and it was time a more determined effort was made to get a proper building. That the meeting heartily v,"oncurred with the sentiments ( ' «.d by the mover \Yas cvidcuc. i 1 ,'ie
applause with which the resolution was carried. .
It was decided to forward copies of the resolution to the Postmaster(icneral and! Ihe Member for the da - trict, coupled with a request to Mr Jennings to ask the question in the J louse as to 'when it was proposed to erect a building. N
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King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 55, 8 November 1907, Page 2
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171TE KUITIPOST-OFFICE. King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 55, 8 November 1907, Page 2
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