GOOD FOR FEILDING

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4463, 10 June 1930, Page 3

GOOD FOR FEILDING

all expr.es* trains TO STOP THERE.

i-Vihliiig's persistent demand that il should lie a scheduled slop for all expresses, limited or otherwise, has at last been acknowledged by ihe granting of the request which will lake effect from next Monday, June •lit. This decision of the Railway Department was made known by i lie lion. .1. (I. C'obbe, M.P., Minister of Justice and Defence, on Saturday morning, and needless to add, I lie news pul. new heart into an enterI rising community which tor years never lost faith in the conviction that the railway authorities would \ H come to a realisation of the tai l that a grave injustice was perpetrated when Feilding ami district was ignored upon the drafting of the night limited schedule. The new service will prove of -real advantage to the population of Feilding and district. It. means that passengers may board the train at 0.120 a.m. at Feilding and la in Wielliugton at 0.00 and if desired mm be back in Feilding by the 5.30 p.m. express or travel by the night limited which reaches Feilding at about 10.20 p.m. The advantages of such a. connection are obvious ami il is curtain that it will be made every use of right from the outset.