AUCKLAND RAILWAY STATION.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 10

AUCKLAND RAILWAY STATION.

OFFICIAL OPENING NEXT WJ3$ [THE 72888 Special SerrleeJ ~.\f AUCKLAND, November & 1 .. Mr E. Casey, Divisional SupetWpjK - dent of North Island Railways, ftpt* - went an operation for ftypendieUKjMil Thursday evening, and report* this morning stated t&*t W wm'jgK', greasing favourably. itt&tff his office when he WM ftt&lsftly attacked, and an urgent Gpetfctlta performed. His illness if partiettluif. unfortunate in view of the spefitaf it the new railway station, u betdrtM*" snming his present position Mr was specially selected to tails chiug* <£. the work of laying out the wot ttmH, yards and the Auekland-Wwtflild lb-;i viation. He will therefore be as tee from the official opening it MSk day, November 24th. ; | Mr J. K. Lowe, District iSnriiiG* i». Auckland, has been appointed. tttlttl divisional superintendent daring Jfe t Casey's absence. Mr Lowe hes v«l« forty years' service with the Bttim Department, having been District JmP gineer in Auckland for several ytM* It was his intention to MtiKf tu~Oa£ ber 31st, but at the request of twW partment he, has consented to rMMfr until January next year, when hi Wfc templates taking a trip to EnglsnSin! Europe. Mr LJ. Howell, assist*M » gineer in Auckland, hM 4 tefflparfUiy taken up Mr Ldwe's duties.' ' When an excursion train lea*## AMg* land for Hamilton to-morrow the old Auckland ' raiht&jr use since 1885, will be etwed. morrow evening the excursion lltlff turning from Hamilton will - the new station, and be the fiwt faff to use it. To-morrow night's iMmW Will be the second. ■«