THE RAILWAY DISPUTE.
Press Association.—Electric Telegraph—Copyright.
London, November 3. Mr. Barbour, speaking on behalf of the Midland Railway Company of Western Australia, expressed the opinion that the Government of that colony considered they had made a bad bargain in granting the land, but did not wish to wriggle out of the agree, ment. The city generally favours the action of the company, and contend that the Government would not be wise to break faith with it.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9027, 4 November 1892, Page 5
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