MOSGIEL RAILWAY STATION.
To the Editor, —The Government, is committing an error in determining to erect a fourth-class passenger station hero, it will not only be inadequate at first siart, but hurtful to the traffic aud an eyesore. I fancy at times that the governing powers cannot have the slightest conception of the requirements of this important dcp6b. The building already erected contiguous to the railway station, designated Post Office and Telegraph Sta* tion, aud fitted up with the necessary requisites for postal arrangements, has been opened over three mouths as a telegraph station. There are people in the district who w m’4 have gladly availed themselves even of such, but it is only now they are learning that it is open. Why don’t the Government advertise a little wheu they commence business in a district ? I write this in the hope that it may wake up those who are interested in the matter.—l am, &c , • ~ ~ „ , CETtpEBI’S. Mosgiel, November 9.
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Evening Star, Issue 3656, 10 November 1874, Page 2
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160MOSGIEL RAILWAY STATION. Evening Star, Issue 3656, 10 November 1874, Page 2
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