PAPAKURA CHAMBER

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 144, 8 September 1927, Page 13

PAPAKURA CHAMBER

IXTRA TRAIN REFUSED p afakuru. Chamber of Comjll its last meeting received a as** the District Traffic ManiQ, Railway Department, statsa W♦ * was not considered necesat -i5?* ent * tfie stock-holding yards di Papakura station; that an adhoS? a / übwrban train between the jours of 10.53 a.m. and 1.22 p.m. was and that the department rot agree to workers’ railway 73 et « being made available by the Papakura-Auckland train, ffrived in the city after S a.m. M,' J* Ji^tera hl e discussion ensued upon matter and a deputation conA. w!„, i l* ssrs - C. Garlick. president. if 1 ?*. W. K. Frances. J. McCall. ,erS ' J - I! - Kid(l and W. E. Mc‘i’bointcd to wait . n the 'department relative to the Poe C ot the representations, and the °rt and Telegraph Department re*VSta* postal matters. Ba —? Associated Chambers of ComD,, ”L wr : >te accepting affiliation from t*Urv <unber and Mr. G. Boagev. secuas appointed to attend the 8 confe fence at Christ- !• , . , (tec h»ed to support the PapaCommittee in its en--1 .U. ,r* to obtain the establishment of P, '>«ku[a Auck,ard grammar school at toi ’£i offni «ing that no community hte.2. p f° s Pvr if taxation was too a resolution deploring the Gov»K^r IU * Proposals to increase the heavy burden carried by the Tbi ye vV Vas aSii ed. ,- a lf -yearly conference of the Mci t»,* Tualcau. Waiuku. Papakura °sg£r k i e ?° cha *>bers was fixed for a t>r«inf i®v ar * Pa P a kura, the delegates ’•■»sd«n, d Messrs. C. Garlick. am)o."t H- E. McEntee, Walters, « h >- *• Beechey. Sion w ./ rar,l tair of remits for eliscusWa ‘* referred to the executive.