Public Opinion
ACCOMMODATION FOR LADIES Sir,—Referring to a letter over the signature of “Business Girl’’ which appeared in your issue of November 30, a statement is made to the effect that the ladies’ waiting room at Wanganui station was locked on the arrivn] of the excursion train from New Plymouth on Sunday, November 26. This statement is contrary to fact as the waiting room referred to was opened at 11.15 a.m. (approximately two hours before the train arrived at Wanganui) and was not locked again until after tho departure of the return train in tho evening. Carriages with lavatory accommodation were provided on the trains and every possible arrangement for the convenience of the excursionists was made by the Railway Department?—l am, etc., H. C. COUCH, District Traffic Manager. December 2,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 286, 4 December 1933, Page 6
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