LEVIN-MARTON RAILWAY.
GL ES'IION TO MINISTER
in tiie House AH \V. H. Field H.P., aiklresseU tile following question to me Minister of Kail ways, whether me proposal which Has been before ..A pnone for auout forty years, for the construction of a deviation of me Mam flunk Line from Levin byway of ifoxlon to Marlon, comes v. tinin the order of reference of the commission recently- appointed to consider our railway- policy and administration ! (Note; The construction of this deviation would, among other advantages, save a number of steep grades between Palmerston N. and Marlon, reduce the distance between Woffington' and Auckland by about 17 miles, open up to railway communication a targe area of ague ulturai and pastoral land not at present served by a railway, and go a long way towards obtaining the much-desired object of establishing a daylight service during the summer mouths between Wellington and Auckland),
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2761, 22 July 1924, Page 2
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150LEVIN-MARTON RAILWAY. Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2761, 22 July 1924, Page 2
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