CORRESPONDENCE THE KAIPARA RAILWAY.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5799, 29 April 1876, Page 1 (Supplement)

CORRESPONDENCE THE KAIPARA RAILWAY.

To the Kditoi • Sir, —^ on are deserving of all puuse foi the tight \on an* making foi the extension ot the K.upni.i Railway into Auckland, .uid I hope you may succeed, but leally the (Joveinment have nude so inin} r pi onuses about tins atluu and bioken them, that I am afraid they will pay no attcntiou to yoiu, oi the public denuuid m this matter. But I w 1 ite to let \ ou know that ovei twelvemonths ago 1 was mfoimed by one in the secret that everything was ready to go ou with the lailway — plans, specifications, &c, but the lailway would not l>e gone on with unless the people foioed it on lain told Mr.Stett ait, C.K , has a decided "down ' upon tins lailway, and ntvei lobes a chance to deny- it; but let me ask, is not Mr. Stewart the servant of the people, and what right has. he to obstruct the railway going on ? We pay oui taxes, and so pay his wages ; and by what right dots he ride loughshod o\er us in this way' It the tcndeis are not tailed for thi*> month, I would suggest to Mi. John Lamb (who I seehaa tluoughout taken a \ery Liu 1ablc lnteic^t in foiling tlie ( iovLiiiment to do their duty) that a public meeting be called on the subject at the Mechanics' instituteand 1 and many otheis will back up Mr. Lamb m hi-> nghteous cause of demanding in-stice foi nd — I am, iVc , A Wii vi Id n i.