THE RAILWAY BOARD
The Wellington correspondent of the 11 Lyttilton Times" says:— Without commlt ting myself to any defiaite ■tatement on the snbjeot, I m»y say that T have good reason to believe that the appointmaotl to the Railway Board will be made at an early date, and that m ihl» oonneotlpu also the 'beads of the Pobiio Works and Railway Departments will beprovded for. My information leads me to believe that it has been determined that Mr Maxwell, the present General Manager of Railways, is to be the Chief Commissioner, with Mr O'Connor, at present Undersecretary of the Fablio Works Department, as one of the Conr-mlsalouers. The third appointment to the Board is likely to be a gimluman outside the Civil Seroeivice. Ministers are, of course, very reticent on the snbjeot, and it is quite impossible to get any hlqt fmm them. At the aame time, my information comes from auoh » reliable aource that 1 hare no hesitation In givirg It publicity, believing thai it will be found correct.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1973, 18 October 1888, Page 2
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170THE RAILWAY BOARD Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1973, 18 October 1888, Page 2
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