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RAILWAY STATION FOR CLAREVILLE.

[The Editor Wairarapa Daily.] Sir.—Will you kindly insert the following letter. Some time ago the Government acquired about one hundred and [twenty pounds worth of land at Clareville, free, of charge, foy the purpose of erecting a railway station) but at present there is not the least sign of. a station, and the winter will soon set in. There are a good many .passengers to and from that place, and it is a very serious matter-to have to.wait in the rain, and then to travel with wet clothes. IftEink it quite time the authorities turned their attention to this state of things. They are ready enough to make us pay Property Tax, but they are.not so ready to studythe comfort and interests'of the people. If they did : not intend giving us a station why did they accept' the land? It seems they have found money to enlarge the Carterton station, where there is ample-room; but the, inhabitants of.ClarevwV seem ;beneath\ their, notice. T sincerely tope this will not last long; '.■.".';• v.!: ■••f" : K, '■ : '" : "'\ : ':. '•l.ami'&c,': '.j.- ;.':;;• ,;-!,•■.■ A.Ci.ABEVn.LESeTILER, .\':

atthe ; v ■;;,, Ke^^ business™ carried f*J SS ¥': wmarkaMe:talent an^ener£,^f a« long since retoedftom the y'their ; birth^™ : - : ■ | '■■ 'Lina'of brown heathkd shaggy wood. ~,,a btte : yeliriß66itpasi B ti^^;^ f ', , -,| H who premisesCtfee appropriate Sgement busme ß sr!has::stead^|w-.: : •;: wessedtorith the rising fortunes of the 0%, - : table ; ~, one of the: most; complete :^d { firteM»ve Drapery piea a largespace, being 49 ( feeV by ?6 ; ftet, ■., Sysnffioient for'afi Manchester goods ■,.,.,., S 'Dresses, ?uthsVolothing Department measure J ...... f. feet by iifoet,' and'has able nWooa. Garland; HousehoU : , furnishings have a similar.space allotted to ... ■ , them. The Show-room for thei sale.ofJJik. ...':. Mantles, r Japketei CpstaesHo., Jspa As'apartment,; elegan^fitW r up, and beautifully hghted f «he rooi, ; aSd m easu J es , i)9feet;by22fe^ i Thesto . of goods sat aUtimei'large «»d o weU selected, and pattems-'.are 'forwarded .port free on appUcatidn. A special; feature at Te Aro House is the Order Department, and • very careful attention is paid to-the wants of Country Residents. AUorders are executed under the immediate supervision of the pro- ,| prietor.andMßorely.packed and forwarded 3 to their destination with that promptness ..■•■? and despatch which have. 4 TO" ; •guish'ed Te AroHouse, Cuba-street, Welhng ~ on,—Udvt.l ..' '.;y..;.,1.,..--:. .;..:■

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 723, 22 March 1881, Page 2

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RAILWAY STATION FOR CLAREVILLE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 723, 22 March 1881, Page 2

RAILWAY STATION FOR CLAREVILLE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 723, 22 March 1881, Page 2

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