THE NORTH LINE.
IO THE EDITOR OF "THK 1-P.ESS." Sir,—Will you allow mc a small space in your paper to .vain with children to bovare of travelling retrain on the North lino on saii'e J#4» as their comfort is not to 6o consirieieri when those whose business it is to attend sales are about. I Happened to he returning homo with two children on Monday, June Ist, in a nird-cage carriage. At Rangiora the guard requested mc move into another compiuTment, as a party of men, including at leait one prominent auctioneer, wanted my seats. They'departed at Amborley, so I was able to return to my original compartment, now veiy smoky. 1 may add that though two of these gentlemen entered the compartment before I was out, none of them ottereil to assist in moving ray belongmps, but one kindly suggested that influence was a good asset upon 'such days.—Yours etc.,
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 8
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151THE NORTH LINE. Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 8
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