NORTH ISLAND RAILWAY LEAGUE.
The North Islaind Railway League came into existence scone twelve months ago Wu .ui a. great flourish of trumpets: It was composed entirely of delegates from Chambers of Commerce. These met at Paflmerftttm North arid formulated a scheme for the opening up of the Auckland district by railway. Pra<?tioally Boohing else was done, and the League has slept quietly for a whole jw. Now another Conference has been isuiwmraied to b© held at Palmerwtoit. The repmesenitativos. of the W&imrapa irutend- putting' « pertinent question oa- tiro about th» deviatAoA of thtS Ritmut&ka railway, aaid it retnmins to be seen whether tihe Lefagtre will regard tlhis as a natioai,Jtii project, andput the ,Trihxjle of J it® influence .into the movement, or' wfaei&er ,iri> jwill concentrato its. the Auckland Province. If the League is going to exist, and do good work, it will require to devote its energies to every, project which is of national importance.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10265, 17 June 1911, Page 4
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157NORTH ISLAND RAILWAY LEAGUE. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10265, 17 June 1911, Page 4
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