INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1920, Page 5

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) April 22. There is every nossibility that an parly train will leave Inglewood for New Plymouth on the day of the Prince of Wales' visit, and local folk will he afforded an opportunity of arriving at the seaport previous to the Prince's arrival. For some days past the Mayor (Mr. P. Sutherland) has been in communication with the railway authorities re running an early train. On Monday last the traffic manager from Wnngangu! arrived in Inglewood and conferred with the Mayor, and the result of flie conference, stater! his Worship to-day, was such "that it is more thin likely that a train will leave Ingle- ' wood at G. 30 a.m. for New Plymouth. This early hour is the only opportunity of running a special, as the mail train will meet three Royal trains at Lepperton, and it. is necessary that the Inglewood special should be in New Plymonth before the departure of the New Plymouth-Wellington express. The ; Major is t.o he commended for his fores.ffht, for a special, even at such an early hour, will give local folk a better opportunity to see his Royal Highness during his throe hours stay in New' Plymouth, as against, a fifteen minutes deration at Stratford, and also to -sitness the part that the local scouts and ••adet- are taking in the proceedings trt ,