Otago Daily Times

Catlins train complaint

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Sir, Can any of your readers or even the Minister of Railways give the people of this district any sound reason why we cannot go back to the good old days of seven or eight years ago, when we could go to town twice a week and return on the same day? We are informed by the authoritie­s that it cannot possibly be done. Surely this is progress by a vengeance. Is there any railway that is paying better than the Catlins railway, or is there any more progressiv­e people? I sincerely hope the people will put forth a determined effort to have the one train a week as we had in past years. — I am, etc, W.E. Wright — ODT, 22.1.1921.

 ?? COPIES OF PICTURE AVAILABLE FROM ODT FRONT OFFICE, LOWER STUART ST, OR WWW.OTAGOIMAGE­S.CO.NZ ?? Group photo taken on the occasion of the investing of the Rt Hon W.F. Massey, Prime Minister (seated front centre), by M. Henri Segaert, the Belgian ConsulGene­ral for Australasi­a (front fourth from left) with the Order of the Crown of Belgium, in recognitio­n of the work and sympathy of the people of New Zealand with Belgium during the war. — Otago Witness, 1.2.1921.
COPIES OF PICTURE AVAILABLE FROM ODT FRONT OFFICE, LOWER STUART ST, OR WWW.OTAGOIMAGE­S.CO.NZ Group photo taken on the occasion of the investing of the Rt Hon W.F. Massey, Prime Minister (seated front centre), by M. Henri Segaert, the Belgian ConsulGene­ral for Australasi­a (front fourth from left) with the Order of the Crown of Belgium, in recognitio­n of the work and sympathy of the people of New Zealand with Belgium during the war. — Otago Witness, 1.2.1921.

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