Mr Clark, C.E., has asked the Corporation to instruct the Agent-General to have his reports on the water supply printed in London and to pay him his fees. No decision as yet has been arrived at in the matter by the City Council.
Tags: Newspaper WaterworksEvening Post 25 Jun 1878
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