RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION.
STEADY PROGRESS IN THE NORTH.! i Reporting to a meeting of the council of the Auckland Railways League yesterday the chairman (Mr. P. E. Cleal) said steady if slow progress waa being made on the North Auckland line. In, the big tunnel the men were now in ' good ground at both ends. A lot of work would be required at the approaches before tbe tunnel could be used. Disappointment was expressed at the fact that the Government had decided not to open any intermediate station! until Pap„roa is readhed. j
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 277, 21 November 1919, Page 6
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