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Back	Title / Name History of the Cambridge branch of the New Zealand Railway. Brief Description Copy of 20 pages of type written notes about the railway creeping slowly from Auckland to the opening of the line in Cambridge 8 Oct 1884. Includes 'Services Over the Years' and figures of passengers and freight. The writer of the transcript acknowledged H G Carter of Cambridge and Mr Fussell and Mr A T McGavin of N Z R Publicity. Archive Number A220 Primary Maker N Z Rail Period Covered 1864 - 1960 Donor Cambridge Genealogy Group Access by Appointment Phone or email Back
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