WARMLY DEFENDED BY MR. COATES.—The building of the Kirikopuni line (known as the Balloon Loop”), near Dargaville, was defended by the former Prime Minister in his Budget speech yesterday. The picture shows the “neck” of the now famous loop, including both “up and “down lines.
WHERE SETTLER’S HOME ONCE STOOD. —This enormous rock forms part of the huge slip which engulfed Mrs. Gibson, her son, and Miss Ferguson, during the recent earthquakes at Murchison. The rock, which travelled about 150 yards from the face of the cliff, is on the spot where the house originally stood.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 748, 22 August 1929, Page 18
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96WARMLY DEFENDED BY MR. COATES.—The building of the Kirikopuni line (known as the Balloon Loop”), near Dargaville, was defended by the former Prime Minister in his Budget speech yesterday. The picture shows the “neck” of the now famous loop, including both “up and “down lines. WHERE SETTLER’S HOME ONCE STOOD.—This enormous rock forms part of the huge slip which engulfed Mrs. Gibson, her son, and Miss Ferguson, during the recent earthquakes at Murchison. The rock, which travelled about 150 yards from the face of the cliff, is on the spot where the house originally stood. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 748, 22 August 1929, Page 18
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