RAIL WAY COMMISSIONER EDDY.
• I PBZSB ASSOCIATION. I London, 16th May. The Timeß publishes a cablegram from Melbourne stating that it is understood that Mr. Beid is afraid to propose an increase in Mr. Eddy's salary as Chief Commissioner of New South Walos Builways, knowing that the majority of the House is opposed to it, and it ia rumoured that Mr Eddy is likely to resign The message is read by colonials at Home with surprise. Mr. Eddy states that the position remains unohanged. The Government asked him to renew the engagement, and he asserts it is untrue that he intends to resign. In railway circles it is believed that Mi. Eddy will probably be offered a prominent position by the London and North- Western Company, the directors of whioh are contemplating a re-arrangement of the staff, owing to Mr. Nealo's retirement Mr. Eddy, however, considers it impossible for him to aocept Mr. Nealo's position.
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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 116, 17 May 1895, Page 2
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155RAIL WAY COMMISSIONER EDDY. Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 116, 17 May 1895, Page 2
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