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TAW A FLAT DEVIATION NEARING COMPLETION — WILL SAVE £40,000 ANNUALLY IN HAULAGE COSTS.—This big undertaking at the southern end of the Main Trunk line, "which has.been in hand for several years, "will shortly) be used b$ all trains on the Palmerslon North-Wellington section. The new line begins with a graded one in 1/0, immediately) beyond the Kaiwarra station, and crosses the Hutt Road just past the new road to Khandallah. Left: Looking into the tunnel mouth at the northern end The tunnel is over three-quarters of a mile long. Right: The embankment, built up from the harbour, carrying the electrified lines. On the climb out of Wellington there will be a saving of ; 323 feet, and it is expected that a sum of £40,000 annually will be saved in operation costs. (See letterpress below.)

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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 226, 23 September 1936, Page 9

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TAW A FLAT DEVIATION NEARING COMPLETION — WILL SAVE £40,000 ANNUALLY IN HAULAGE COSTS.—This big undertaking at the southern end of the Main Trunk line, "which has.been in hand for several years, "will shortly) be used b$ all trains on the Palmerslon North-Wellington section. The new line begins with a graded one in 1/0, immediately) beyond the Kaiwarra station, and crosses the Hutt Road just past the new road to Khandallah. Left: Looking into the tunnel mouth at the northern end The tunnel is over three-quarters of a mile long. Right: The embankment, built up from the harbour, carrying the electrified lines. On the climb out of Wellington there will be a saving of ; 323 feet, and it is expected that a sum of £40,000 annually will be saved in operation costs. (See letterpress below.) Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 226, 23 September 1936, Page 9

TAW A FLAT DEVIATION NEARING COMPLETION — WILL SAVE £40,000 ANNUALLY IN HAULAGE COSTS.—This big undertaking at the southern end of the Main Trunk line, "which has.been in hand for several years, "will shortly) be used b$ all trains on the Palmerslon North-Wellington section. The new line begins with a graded one in 1/0, immediately) beyond the Kaiwarra station, and crosses the Hutt Road just past the new road to Khandallah. Left: Looking into the tunnel mouth at the northern end The tunnel is over three-quarters of a mile long. Right: The embankment, built up from the harbour, carrying the electrified lines. On the climb out of Wellington there will be a saving of ; 323 feet, and it is expected that a sum of £40,000 annually will be saved in operation costs. (See letterpress below.) Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 226, 23 September 1936, Page 9