The Auckland Eaixavay. — *j^^^^H the Auckland and Drury;^^^^^| should serve as a caution to(]^^^^^^| Governments that may cont^^^^^^H similar speculation. Upon thl^^^^^^H that ill-fated project, the "We understand that the /j^^^^^^l tracts on the so-called AiA^^^^^^^H Railway, have been or Wj^^^^^^^H taken off the several contra/ '^^^^^^^^| the Provincial Governnieir^^^^^^^H may now be said the line, jiN^^^^^^^H tion is. concerned, is v^^^^^^^^H Newmarket to OnehungaA^^^^^^^^H falling off indeed from the i^^^^^^^^| promoters three years ago^^^^^^^^^H at this time to go intoJl^^^^^^^^^^M or how it has proved^^^^^^^^^^^^H have the works j^^^^^^^^^^^^^H jiml. the -land t|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H the seilers^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fl them?? J^^^^^^^^^^^^H
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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 189, 30 March 1867, Page 2
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