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Do 25.07.2024 19:58

_The Evening Post_, 26 July 1924:
THE AUCKLAND ROAD
As might have been expected, the main road to Auckland via and Te Kuiti is practically impassable between those two places at the present time. The unmetalled gap between and on the Main North road is quite impassable to anything but horse traffic, regular users of the route stating that a few of the mud-holes are deep enough to half bury a car in. Though motor traffic has been at a standstill since shortly after Easter, and it will need several weeks of fine weather to dry up the , a good start had been made with the metalling southward from the Mokau River, before the wet weather compelled a virtual suspension of operations, and it is understood that the length of ten miles [16 km] or so now in mud will be in a condition for all-the-year motor traffic by the time next winter comes. Owing to the recent excessively heavy rainfall, the road between Te Kuiti and was submerged in four places. At one spot the water was 2 feet 6 inches [75 cm] deep, and the mail car had to be towed through the flood by horses.
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Black-and-white photo montage: New Highway From Auckland to Taranaki. 1923. Extended caption: A 50-Mile Motor Trip Through the Awakino Valley Road From Te Kuiti to Mokau, on the West Coast, North Island. Description: A montage of 16 photos showing motorised and horse-drawn vehicles and a river ferry. Three photos show cars being dragged out of the mud. The highway is a narrow, unsealed and often unmetalled road. Citation: Supplement to the Auckland Weekly News, 7 June 1923, p. 43. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19230607-43-01

Black-and-white photo montage: New Highway From Auckland to Taranaki. 1923. Extended caption: A 50-Mile Motor Trip Through the Awakino Valley Road From Te Kuiti to Mokau, on the West Coast, North Island. Description: A montage of 16 photos showing motorised and horse-drawn vehicles and a river ferry. Three photos show cars being dragged out of the mud. The highway is a narrow, unsealed and often unmetalled road. Citation: Supplement to the Auckland Weekly News, 7 June 1923, p. 43. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19230607-43-01

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