MANUREWA TRAINS.
, (To the Editor.) I Sir.—Allow mc to again trespass on j your valuable space in reference to | above. I can assure "Anxious" of last ! Wednesday's issue that his » not the I only suffering case by any means. If | people would only make known their l ; inconveniences, as "Anxious" has done, i instead of the continual growling one | i hears in the trains, the Railway Depart- I ment might be aroused to pity, or rise jto their obligations of what m due to I the general public. Take, for instance, tiie Sydney suburban train*. The Government offer the following inducements to those who will settle In the suburbs:—Free fares for twelve months, with a suitable time-table. Do they do this for fun or with a view of making their railways pay? 'I am sorry we lost the experience and services of Mr. Myers, who would have been a tower of strength to both the public and the Railway Department, although my sympathies have up to the present, been with the present Government— but do wake up.—l am, etc., PROGRESS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 67, 19 March 1915, Page 3
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