ELECTRICAL PROGRESS
MORE CONSUMERS WITHOUT EXPENDITURE POWER BOARD BUSINESS “The consolidation of consumers on existing lines is gratifying and shows less expenditure with expansion,” said Mr. J. W. Hayden, chairman of the Waitemata ElectricPower Board, at this morning’s rneeti ing of the board. | Reporting on progress during the j month, the resident engineer, Mr. F. J. H. Wilson, stated that the 11.000- ! volt line to Riverhead had been ! erected as far as the church and would be proceeded with as soon as the new consignment of poles had been distributed. In the meantime, work on the Waikoukou Valley line was being car- ; ried on, about 1 h miles of pole line ! having been erected. Tenders had ! been called for the wiring of the elee- | trical installations required in the ; Waikoukou Valley. i Showroom sales for the month 1 amounted to £253. j Members of the board will pay an : official visit to Arapuni on Thursday. ! October 17.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 787, 7 October 1929, Page 10
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