West Coast Railway Matters.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 February 1923, Page 4

West Coast Railway Matters.

At a recent meetin" ol the rtn'hvtn j committee of the Ctmlerbmy I’rooross j Leii.eiie the WVthmd Committee of the league I'orum-ded the I'ollowins resolutions which it- liiul mlopted, with e request that they should he consider-j etl bv the committee. :

That, in anticipation ot n daily sit- j vice with ('hristeliureh. wilh Hokit'kaj as the terminus, the l’ailway Depart- j nient he urped to make provision tor) the inereaseil volume <T trallin, by in- | ereasinp; the arroniinodnlion at links-i liUa lor tlie additional rnllinp: stock , which will he repaired. j That when ill" time-table is revised, | better provision be made lor South i Westland l.v rein-tatin-, the i'ormer 1

V i’ •!' service U> Moss. or reenst in- it on n ■ i;i{Hv IiI>• • •;1 1 settle. j The eim irmn n r’.lr -Mninner) snid 1 1 1;it In’ Hiidcrsl ootl Unit n lon trouble j nt I lokitikn wns <-nnseil by t!u- nceninu- | billon of t imber. out thill tin’ leii-ttc Inn! linni-ltt the | l rouble to the notice' ol the Hiiilv. i>y 1 1 )epnrtmen[ iiboiil 1- months ntio, mul j mi officer liiul been sen! to nicest i-jnl ■■ • it. ] Mr Mitcliell (U nil ways Trnfiio Mare | n-cr'i considered ilint. when the time ciHtie when timber wns railed. '"stes-l of sbip|ici 1 to Cunterhury. there would . iio I be the neettmnlii; ion of timber. i I, ,vim decided to ir-h tile West Inn.l t l .loi.i.oh i,. ol,! on ii repoi i In mi 1 . District lin die Miimtoer ;H <b'e;.motuli. WOl.l'i 'S ' '• \ IM’S i.e • be'-, ivo Ixv.lrh ttrwvkiir.ti