AN URGENT MATTER.
Mir J. Oasefliberg drew attention to. % matter of very great importance to the Wainarapa at the meeting of the Masterton Ghiamber of Gom-mea-ce yesterday. He pointed out that there wiais no connection of W&iraa'apa trains wri.tlh, the Main Tirunk Railway. The result was that passengers for the W'airarapa from tilie north.'were taken to Wellington, and. reached Ma&tertoin earlier b(y this route. Tthie difficulty could be overcome by delaying the train wild all leaves Palimcr&to<n for tlie Wiaiiraraipa for (about half an hour. If this' were dione, the required connection. couldi be made. There is nb. r-ea-son hi<l!f an hour or more might mot ,be saved on the journey beitween Balmerstan and WtflLrngtom,' via .tli'e Wa.irarapa. Under present oircumistance&, the Wairarapa luaa a very re<al (grievance, and one wthioh, should be speedily redressi ed.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10481, 18 November 1911, Page 4
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136AN URGENT MATTER. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10481, 18 November 1911, Page 4
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