SATURDAY NIGHT TRAINS.
[To tiik jcniTors of the Datly Telegraph.] Sir. —Can you in form mehow it is that Napier is left out in the cold as it is? For instance, look at our railway. There is not a town of any note that I know of but has a late train'on Saturday night ;in fact, places of far less importance than Napier have got it. Is it because we look for so little we, as it were, receive nothing from the hands of the Government ': It would be a great convenience to tho public to be able to go out of town by a late train to spend a day with friends in the country, and return to business on Monday morning. I would like to see our Chamber of Commerce move in the matter. Hoping, Mr Editor, you will advocate tho interests of the public, as you usually do, —I am, &c, Justice.
Napier, August '27, ISS^J
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3780, 27 August 1883, Page 3
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159SATURDAY NIGHT TRAINS. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3780, 27 August 1883, Page 3
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