To the Editor Of the Evening Star.
Sißr-Being a residents in the Dedwood district, I have.; tof coniplairr-of !■ the reckless way in which hbraes and cattle are driven...on the footpath, lately covered with a thin coating of scoria ash, which is" now .completely trodden iri, leaving a beautiful bed of soft clay to entrap the belated .traveller./ The' cnttle in that district are a perfewrpestf being driven at all hours of the day across arid along the path, rendering useless the work that the Highway Board have done there". If a policeman;were to taie a ivmnd about twice a week, arid make an_exarnpleg£ one otJwOj L _it_would be a benefit to all parties.—l am, Ac, Pbo Boko Pttbhco.
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Auckland Star, Issue 472, 15 July 1871, Page 2
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118To the Editor Of the Evening Star. Auckland Star, Issue 472, 15 July 1871, Page 2
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