DUNEDIN HARBOR BOARD.
KEFUSAL OF DELE3ATED POWERS. The General Government have refused to confer upon the Duuedin .-.'arbor Board the delegated powers—resigned for that purpose by the Superintendent under very great pressure The General Government appear to be quite aware of the incompetency and extravagance the Board has displayed in their preliminary arrangements ; and, what is more important, are, ii would seem determined, lo check such a waste of the .public estate as appeared only too "'imminent. The ' Guardian,'that has winked at much to support its protege, states
It is whispered thnt the General Crovern ' meat h'B definitely refused to 001 fer upon tii'' Dunedin Harbor ooard the deU-ga'.ed powersof which, at the request of its mpuibers, hi® Honor the Superintendent divested himself There i 8 not much doubt- of the correctness of this report: and now the question arises— What will be the next move ?
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 315, 12 March 1875, Page 2
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146DUNEDIN HARBOR BOARD. Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 315, 12 March 1875, Page 2
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