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Historic Mataura Railway Station to undergo major restoration

A 105-year-old railway station in Mataura is set for restoration work beginning in September, with plans to find a tenant for the building.

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The Mataura Railway Station, which is 105 years old, will undergo major restoration work expected to begin in September. The project aims to restore the station to its original appearance. Plans are in place to eventually find a tenant for the building once the restoration is complete.

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Historic Mataura Railway Station set for major restoration

Work to restore the 105-year-old station to its original appearance is expected to begin in September, with plans to eventually find a tenant for the building.

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