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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1922, Page 1

THIS RAILWAYS, INVERCARGILL, June 2 Replying to n deputation urums the continuation of the Tapanui-Cathns line to-day, the Prime Minister said that, the Government could not g<> >" 101 railway huilding unless it was sure dint the traffic was available. Otherwise it w-is better to give settlers good roads, lie believed, by the way things were ~,:iiig. that instead of running trains half empty, the Government would closet down some of the services, and employ motor lorries to do the work. The Government was concentrating on unfinished works now, such as Otirn tunnel. The line in question was reallv ■m extension, but. he thought .1 quite pro),aide that it would he proceeded with

CUSTOMS TARIFF. WELUNCTON, June 2. The New Zealand Customs tariff on several lines of goods lias been reduced as from yesterday. Tins is 111 accordance with the provisions of tho Customs Duties Amendment Act, passed last session. It stated that, as a result of tho pending reductions, a large quantity of goods that m the usual wav .would have been cleared dining May, have Keen allowed to remain in bond. ________

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