TAKEN FROM HAWKES BAY HERALD.
W e hear that good P r ogress is being made with the bridge over the Ngaruroro river between Hastings and Pakipaki, and that the engine will soon be able to run between the two places. If it could be so arranged that the ; line. fo P r the Christ■ holi can be opened from Napier to Pakipaki, numbers of hohdays-makers would, no doubt. *vail themselves of the opportunity and it is not unlikely that the Napier Artillery. Tolunteers would go there for a day s shooting We .still hear complaints of the trains not stoppmg at Tareha'abridge, and between. FamTn and Hastings, and of the inconvenient hours atThich the trains run. The Government, we hope will see its way to meet the wishes of the publice in this
, ::The Echo (Paxikangaranga) says, that their own correspondent at Alexandra say's. It is on dit ther" ttiat Major Mair accompanies Sir Donadld McLean to ■Brji in the capacity of Private Secretary.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 9, 10 December 1874, Page 53
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165TAKEN FROM HAWKES BAY HERALD. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 9, 10 December 1874, Page 53
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