AWAKINO COUNTY.
In another column we publish the proposed boundaries of Awakino County as laid down by the Government, and an important, article from our special representative dealing with the complicated position in respect to making Awakino County an operative j one. The lack of community of inj tercst between north and south, the absence of ro;ui.«, the selfish attitude of some large rnnholdors who prefer inactivity to helping the common good, and the need for the Government to carry through the main arterial road itself are some of the points dealt with by the write r of the article. It seems certain that making the county opers!ive_is only a first necessary step l in solving a knotty problem, and accordingly the bringing of the county into operation should be a work to which all settlers in that county ehoulidi devote themselves. After that tbc? quest ion of one county or amalgamation with other counties can be thrashed out at leisure.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 389, 23 August 1911, Page 4
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161AWAKINO COUNTY. King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 389, 23 August 1911, Page 4
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