THE EAST COAST RAILWAY LEAGUE
(Per Press Association.) GISBORXE, Feb. 27. At o meeting of the East Coast Railway League tohdny it was decided, to. invite the Premier and the Ministers for Public Works and Railways, the Native Minister., and Messrs Ilcrries and Wi l'ere, M.II.R.'s, *■ to visit Napier on the occasion of the opening of the line to Karak a on March 31. The following resolutions were carried unanimously :—" The Gisbomc Railway League notes with pleasure the very valuable reports the (iovermuent have received from experts on the water power of the colony." The reports st a te that WaikareiiiuHna Lake on Te Koinga Falls would gjve ample power for purposes of working electric machin- • '" The Railway League are an- • fJT!" V 1 ™ 1 . the r u'!»(iys of this district should be most up-to-date in ... tte matter of economical working, *~ nwZ ° Pini ° n th,U thc "oven.- #' fa£ln .7l " RrH,t fi ° !d for i«tr,«l„c----t-i--s! rt, ! ch f, ul * RC "" thc railway sysP>™'° »?»■««» would urgl ££ h j, Wairoa in th « wuth e'~**3B!? u 8 n Tmiroto and up to the East SwSPW *"» tne north."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7750, 28 February 1905, Page 3
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183THE EAST COAST RAILWAY LEAGUE Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7750, 28 February 1905, Page 3
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