HAMILTON TO AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18481, 18 August 1923, Page 8

HAMILTON TO AUCKLAND.

SUGG EST E D EARLY TRAIN, [•BY telegraph.— own correspondent.] -- '••_•, HAMILTON. Friday. Opposition to - the movement ,by ; the Hamilton Chamber :of Commerce to have the ' Waikato railway < time-table 'altered was expressed by ,a resolution ; passed 'today ■by a meeting of; cheese factory sup-' pliers at Orini. It was stated that the proposed 7 a.m.';; train from ; Frankton 'to Auckland would not 1 suit country people, as the hour j| of departure ' was : too \ early to'enable them to catch it.. ATTITUDE IN MORRINSVII&E. ' ■ PRESENT MORNING TRAIN.A" [BT " telegraph.—own correspondent] . -,>.', . •■■: MQKRINSVILLE. Friday. \" 7 A meeting of the executive of ItbeMorrinsville Chamber of Commerce ; was held last; evening to consider a. letter from the district traffic manager of • railways, suggesting either the cancellation 'of the 9.45 I a.m. train from Frankton, with' which the 8.25 Vi a.m. train;.t from v Morrinsville ? conriepted ,;v and i the "i substitution Zof'' - a : train I leaving" Frankton at. 7'• a.m.; or, r in v the «vent: of ,ai 7; m. itrajn;? from ; Frankton \ to ' t Auckland . being; run, arid it. being found necessary to also run the; 9.45 ,a.m. trair*, whether the chamber;would approve of it arriving, an, hour, later'in, Auckland. After discussion it was resolved that the chamber is strongly opposed to any alteration or interferences with .'the' .present running of ' the 9.45 a.m..train from Frankton to Auckland, inasmuch' as i this train is : ol great convenience Jo th© district