RAILWAY CUTS
GENERAL MANAGER'S STATEMENT.
(By Telegraph—Par Press Association.)
WELLINGTON. June 10
Commenting on the rumoured heavy cuts in the railay service, Mr 11. Sterling yesterday said he had no announcement to make. In all probabildv such cuts are rather discounted by Mr Sterling’s recent statement, when he indicnlod the results of the running the day light limited had been so sal i-dactory that, the train wouid be continued. The experiment made in running; the day-light limited express-* es lor a longer period, in order that the gem j-a I passenger traffic might have opportunity to become established. is having the desired effect. These services now have a steady business in passengers, much of it. T believe, being new or “induced’’ traffic.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1930, Page 5
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122RAILWAY CUTS Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1930, Page 5
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