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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1335, 31 October 1884, Page 2

', We regret to notice that our FeilcU ing contemporary advocates the 1 railyayfjunetion^ being y at ] Bunny^ I thorpe instead, of Palmerston.' 6uri contemporary , -also, { states, that a I movement' 'is* fbn ; • iodt iaMoag the i settlers and landowners near Bunny--1 thor,pe i ..to • pounterftc.t . . any ip,fluenc© I^hi&'may' be 1 Wtifcntl Obekr u^ the question. remark that the influe^ie;© "wliieh^ jia&/to/^e coan- ! teracted* is the weighty force of the ; facts that the junction at Palmer- : sto.n means less expense in construe^ i $6p.j. saving fcf'di^ t&uc£,' K an^jbenej^t. pf ' Jbhe "greatest njamberijWe:doubt.yeryuiniich ther an ij argam'eut can beadtanced in o |avpr pf^the function at „Bunnythorpeo^erit^an tlie ; fact It^at'c^er? tain settlers -were, jndnced .totate.up land there pn an ■"understanding," gi^Q? i by l al 1 ri that the raiLwuy T wgnld .jp (^n there. It may be'-tnaTthe^ettieris there *re entitle, d^Oijspme cpm,p§nsation if • the pTfetSfpe Ss '* not earridd "O^'bnunt'ns certain t ha line should not be made to take a* dji'je'citio'pi^d.etirimental to the mterests of the colony, simply bec3.tiBs /sUe,h $[ jjirofi^isp $&] piven No doubt at the. time of writing our not- in p^sseBifoii^dif A "lhe a -inteliigence r we published tp.;the, effect that.tjhejine is, to be ( pm^eritak"e^,.ftlt L pnce, ;aifd thafe thg f KiniB^r is . :iii fayqi:, pf 'ike junpt^n l^aimer.stp9. "'[ . ). V lf ' i