BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
{From the New Zealand Press Association.)
Nelson, March 25
A large and influential meeting was held last night, to consider the subject of inland communication. The Superintendent was in the chair. The proposal to construct a railway from Foxhill to the West Coast was unanimously adopted, and a committee appointed to draw up the prospectus of the proposed company. The inhabitants are likely to subscribe capital liberally. Kick auriferous and coal deposits, and much valuable timbered land, it is believed, will be opened up bjr this yiiimy. 26 Turf Handicap, t.o-dq,y ? Maiyipa, 1 ; Slander, 2 ; Peeress, 3-
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Evening Star, Issue 3151, 26 March 1873, Page 2
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