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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 261, 8 November 1906, Page 3

k speaking to hi- motion commend- -? tne action of the (lovenunent in Mpoaing further t-uu-ideration of the Bill until u ,m B es3ion. Mr. G. 'alcove, at the mo-ting of the Auek"■M East bran.-h of the Liberal and IfoTir Federation last night, expressed « opinion that m deferring the matter Ward hud shown great j => c ' as a(.-1.-Unation of "climbing tin Wa6 ; " rt - ll:l to follow such acoirt ls P" rt M[! " of the advantages tne dp<-Uion would be trie opportunity it w ou ld afford to .Mr. Me•s of ,^ orp - fuU - v the mea - > and of vpntiijting the various SraT Ih " IUOCiO ' ,vhieh WaS a Pt-' r, - A - : - w *s carried with

Jor some tiuiA- ~.,-r. the residents on c haipara line between Auckland and Jteion ha-,, been ablating for an train .-rut, ,-;.eciallv lor a Ja every evening at about a quarter tt; u Mr J ' VV " who of ttF -J- mattel undr ' r the attention we Minister for Kailwavs (Hon. VV. J***"), has ,- ,ved a reply stating ■i .° m 1 next a three wY ri L a ! Ulil b " - lvea of a train titneh - d ab,jUt 9 P- m - the exact o-; L« g arran^'J '-o suit the majority °* COT 6113 ""' but 1U ( -'"ntinuariL-e will. Wrd*,! ! 6 ' de P end 01 the support acuu -tional m ,1-d-i,- ~.-■ WrnPfi ♦, - services were con-"'eevi-t Mini "« Mid that many of Either tr" SerVie,JS did uot P a - V ' and ' ad tfaffle , exmin g nur the prospective row, t arranted :h " expenditure inJelSl 6 re P*tted that he could not to put ~n another train. -r °psned a h' ° n Gj - riick Co. have *}? shipment of collapsible styles* V 1 ' °" designs and es « h -'Lad'i'; ept - onail - v ' iiea P- F ~ rom 21/ &hHj ' aon ' t nu " this °t > p° i " tua