NORTHERN COAL
TRANSPORT FACILITIES CONFERENCE AT WHANGAIE (From Our Own Correspondentj WHANG ABEL To-*: The main bar to developing | bearing resources of the WBJJPJ and Hikurangi districts is the of securing sufficient tn l l } sp 2 r supply the market, stated Sir ** ; Mitchelson, at a conference to csider the question, convened . Chamber of Commerce at Ww** 1 yesterday. nlllM c I It was stated that the faciliu - Onerahi Wharf did not allow , than 1,000 tons of coal to be disj» each week. This is only about; ■>- | fourth of what could be absort*jMr. J. A. Finlayson, chain** the Harbour Board, stated tn*t . ping facilities were being provi Kioreroa in place of the present at Onerahi. , , qII & Two experts, Mr. A. Marshal i Mr. Davidson, outlined til€ Frrf. direction of the coal seams an that a mo#te extensive boring - should be inaugurated. On the motion of Mr. A. ~l er president of the Chamber of t a committee was set up to Ju . developments of the coal-bear in the district. It K to continue with the cn* l schemes.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 181, 21 October 1927, Page 8
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178NORTHERN COAL Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 181, 21 October 1927, Page 8
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