Barron Power Scheme Discussed by Reader
A letter to the editor from a reader in 1923 reflects on the Barron scheme and related hydroelectric projects in New Zealand. It compares Lake Coleridge with other stations, notes past losses, outlines government plans for hydro development, and discusses investment, capacity, and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
New Zealand
Vand
Nitor Himeelf
Colerid
Ciy
Christchurch
Wes
Dominion
Colerdge
Great Odde
Murchison
Tan Murchison
Daley
Murchi
Spunakd Lacie Power Board
Havie
Cork
Rosburgh
Launceston
Joan
Eastor
Tasmanian
Thomanien Hydie
Canady
Future of Pacific Dutch control in Islands balance of power
In Brassey’s Naval Annual the author analyzes Pacific archipelago reach north of Australia, arguing colonial power hinges on balance among Britain, Japan, and the Netherlands. The text notes vast wealth but limited internal rivalries and warns that sea power, trade routes, and naval bases shape regional hegemony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Australia
Pacific
A. Colbeck
Brassey
Pacife
Philippines
Tobe
Fon
South Pacific
Vant Archipelago
New Guinea
Malay Peninsula
Central Pacific
Japan
Great Britain
Reighbour
Unclear fragmentary text from historical paper item
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered terms about labor matters and meetings with names and places unreadable. Content remains indecipherable with no coherent event, date, or entities clearly identifiable.
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