NO NORTHCOTE WHARF
DISAPPOINTMENT EXPRESSED HARBOUR BRIDGE TALK Disappointment was expressed by »jr. A. E. Greenslade at yesterday's of the Auckland Harbo'ur *card that no provision had been rtade in the estimates for a new at Xortlicotc. thought that a new concrete should have been provided for tcsidents of the districts served bv i he Xorthcote ferry. People had amicipated facilities similar to those pro- ' tded for Devonport. -Mr. Greenslade said that the present structure was inconvenient and uncomfortable for pedestrians. He hoped that the subject would receive the consideration of the board during the year. & .Mr. M H. XVynyard, chairman of the hard, referred to the tact that over-harbour transport was in the air aiitl there had been a discussion in some quarters about the continuance of the terry service. The board could scarcely be expected to consider seriously the erection of a new wharf at Xorthcote in view of that fact that a commission had been set up to deal with all aspects of the proposed harbour bridge.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 807, 30 October 1929, Page 7
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170NO NORTHCOTE WHARF Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 807, 30 October 1929, Page 7
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