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ADDITIONS TO DAM

NEARLY COMPLETED INCREASED WATER STORAGE The addition of 16 feet to Waitlist dam, an undertaking ihat was estimated to take a year, but has baei going on for two and a-half, is an nearing completion. By the addition the; storage is facreased from 220,000.000 gallons u 450,000,000. One of the reasons firej for the delay was that men hafl ta be taken off to repair pipe-line dataue in the heavy floods at Christmas, l!Ct, The wall is now 80 feet 6 iteia high, and is 58 feet thick at the in* and 8 feet at the top. The new wort has included thickening the wail try 13 feet at the lower portions. Doable shifts at the Huia worts, order*4 several weeks ago, are expected to be started next week, mn being transferred to Huia from Wat takere. Auckland water users are star awaiting November with interest Running water from this source is npected to reach the city in November, ****************ll

* * * ******** * *■'*££ and line we attached thereto a baßo® and set out about 50 or 60 f*»■ ® line. No sooner had we done tfi; when a swordfish came up and round the balloon for some time, simp* playing with it- Every endeavou‘was made to get the big 6 s ®' fish to take the bait, without succt Meantime the other line had hoolW' fish which was safely landed £ * turned out to be a make shark. J . as we were finally dealing fighting mako another swordfist in sight. _ . 4rt Later we had a hammerhead SD ‘‘ biting, but found after hauling tne aboard that the fish had care*® avoided the hook. After fishing _ about 5.30, we wended our wayj«*j-, wards, being more than satisfied there were plenty of fish about. There may be another rea *J* tk? the big game fish are not touching bait, and that is that there ar? many schools of fish about this —many more than previously. v, get plenty of food without r inning unnecessary danger. “ON DEPOSITS” Sir,-" - ” Can you inform me why tn* ;; land Electric-Power Board co °® l J£! necessary to receive a deposit «]«•:* 2s before it will connec: up tne trie light in residential houses. average consumer’s bill a moTl Qugi lying by my own experience is. 4s 7d. Surely this does not such an exorbitant deposit. admit that to me this appear?. W a wonderfully easy way in g obtain capital to run a busm****’ONE OF THE SHAREHOI^ Mr. R. H. BarUev. general the Auckland Electric-Poorer # 5 this morning that the deposit coaearnest of good faith required » sumers living in rented houses. matter of fact, it was not ft»*: pay the two guineas, as a any reputable property w >r serve instead. Property hclacra It* not required to pay any depos* precautions taken were s** guard against bad debts. —Ea.»

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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 296, 6 March 1928, Page 8

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ADDITIONS TO DAM Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 296, 6 March 1928, Page 8

ADDITIONS TO DAM Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 296, 6 March 1928, Page 8

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