NEW RAILWAY TARIFF

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 17 July 1925, Page 7

NEW RAILWAY TARIFF

WHEN Wll.l. IT P>E ITT INTO obhratk in : (From On* Parliamentary Correspondent' \v i;i i iNi .TON, 1- :n Day A quivi ion r-ga i;l, og tr.e i..»0 ri •. torifl vis asked in the llofi.o of IL'pr • fa; i ;il ivs l'V .Mr 1 *o(l-vi- who w;t:it<••! to I.per,it I v i:.• ri . oisp!--: • ■ y !ni " : ' s i.l tlir ni'V, 1.i,: li Umi M Ih’ circlliat oil 1 business i.icii. In 11 pl\ . .Mr t ‘on les mi ii I ' hut l,l!, ‘ lime, arn lie lint! inhumed 'lie public that 1 lie IV, in-i 1 tariff liml l>c-<n prepared. I lie Rail wax Board hail le'cii ( imsidrring the ina i ter n r si in, weeks and all sections ef the i i inmiuiity had lieen given an <'| l - pel ,ii r 11 1 if expert si lie their objections . r mggU-i lim al'eiat ioi'ir. 1 Tartieal ly all sect tens had taken advantage el that n|) jiert unity, hill so far (.'handlers ni Common e : h mughoui New Zealand had ted so I'ar j.lat'fd tin ir views before the Board. When the Chambers ni ( m.i merer had expressed their views. the tariff weiil I lie published as semi a-, possible, probably early next month. The IVime .Minister expresses the hope that the Chambers of Cotnnirrre would la ke the i a Hirst t p|r rt unity ot i >:■ pressing their view.-,.