GOOD PROGRESS
REPAIR AFTER FLOOD DAMAGE
(Australian Press Association )
WELLINGTON, March 24
Work is proceeding smoothly between Krjkaihi and Manunni, rihe centre of the slips, where a dozen small slips are to be cleared. Maintenance and railway officials are doing exceptionally good work under trying conditions and long hours. The transhipping of passengers was carried out well -and speedily by the bus from . Ivakahi and Taumarunui, over 300 being transhipped this morning.: -Tlist© is no idea at present when the slips will be cleared for regular traffic, for it will be a big job. The scene of the slips is about 35 miles above Ohakune. Exceptionally jin (J weather is helping the work considerably. The road to Taumarunui is nearly clear.
MAILS LEAVE FOR WELLINGTON
AUCKLAND, March 24
Second class mails which accumulated jsinca ithe railway dislocation left this morning for \Wellington aboard the oil tanker, Zealand, du e at Wellington at 6 o’clock to-morrow afternoon ill time to cbnii'e'ct'' with' the Lyttelton ferry.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1933, Page 6
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