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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 3 (July 1, 1932)

By Those Who Like Us

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By Those Who Like Us

From the N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd., Christchurch, to the District Traffic Manager, Christchurch:—

Now that the 1931–32 Wool Season is over, we take this opportunity of placing on record our appreciation of the excellent service which we have had from you during the past five months. In this we particularly refer to the excellent supply of trucks and sheets which have been at our disposal during all periods in which wool was loaded out at a very rapid rate, following each Wool Sale.

We would like to mention that your Mr. Ayling has been a particularly good friend to us and we congratulate your Department on its excellent service and courtesy of its staff.

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From the Secretary, Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association, Palmerston North, to the General Manager of Railways, Wellington:—

I am directed by my Committee to pass on to you the following resolution carried unanimously at the Annual General Meeting of Members held recently:—

That a special letter be sent to the N.Z. Government Railways expressing thanks for and great appreciation of the excellent work done by the Department in connection with the two Annual Shows held during the year just ended.

The relationships between this Association and your Department are most cordial and it gives me very sincere pleasure to convey the foregoing resolution.

From the President, Kiwi Joggers Inc., Christchurch, to the District Traffic Manager, Christchurch:—

We wish to express our thanks to the Railway Department for the assistance given us on our recent tramp on the Coast.

We found your officials extremely obliging and courteous and the arrangements made for us were very much appreciated by our members.

Also we would say how pleased we are with the encouragement you have given to tramping through the running of excursions to Motukarara and we hope that they have proved as profitable as they have proved interesting.

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From the Chief Produce Officer, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., Wellington, to the Stationmaster, Lambton, Wellington:—

We wish to thank you for your courtesy in ringing up Johnsonville and arranging for a message to be handed to our Mr. McWhinney, who was travelling on the Napier express.

Your action enabled us to forward on an important message without delay.

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From the Revd. Father Jas. J. Riordan, S.M., Catholic Mission Station, Otaki, to the General Manager of Railways, Wellington:

I should like to convey to the officers of your Department at Otaki my sincerest thanks for the consideration, assistance, and courtesy accorded me during the recent Jubilee celebrations of the Very Revd. Father Melu.

I feel I owe this recognition to the Stationmaster and his courteous staff.

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