THE WAIROA BRIDGE. To the Editor of the Nelson Evening Mail. Sir — In your issue of Thursday you state tbat the very unsafe state of things at the Wairoa Bridge calls for the immediate action ofthe Road Board; in reply to which I beg to state for the information of yourself and readers (your opinion being shared by many others), that neither the bridge nor its approaches, have ever been under the charge of the Road Board. I am, &c, T. J. Thompson, Secretary. Richmond, March 27, 1768. [We find that the repairs, &c, of the Wairoa Bridge devolves upon the Provincial Government. — Ed. N.E.M,]. Advertisements. Superintendent's Oflice, Nelson, March 26, 1868. AS the Financial Year CLOSES on the 31st 'instant, all ACCOUNTS against the Provincial Government must be SENT IN WITHOUT DELAY. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 607 Provincial Secretary.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 75, 30 March 1868, Page 3
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