THE THAMES-WAIKATO RAILWAY. The Aroha Section.
It will toe remembered that iome time •go thb-t^sidenta ojf Te Arbh» applied to th^ Government to have the work on this section of the line commenced at both ends, so as to give work to those out of employinentw Mr Mills, has received the following reply :-r[COPY.] Public Works Pepartment, Wellington, N.Z., 17th August, 1886. Re Thames-Te Akoha Railway EXTEN-Sm,-i-I am directed by the Minister for Public Works to .acknowledge the receipt A your letter of 21st ult, forwarded throuurh MrWhyte, M.H.R., requesting that the construction of the Thames-Te Aroha railway might be proceeded with at the Te Aroha end, simultaneously with the carrying out of the works at the other end of the line, and, in reply, to state that the matter | will be duly considered after the votes for j railway construction have been passed by Parliament.— I have, etc., 5 ■ (fcgd H. J. H. Elliott, Assistant U.S. Public Works. Jas. Mills, Esq., Te Aroh.\, Auckland.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2204, 24 August 1886, Page 3
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165THE THAMES-WAIKATO RAILWAY. The Aroha Section. Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2204, 24 August 1886, Page 3
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