HOARDINGS.
'lO THE EDITOS THIS pttESS Sir, —If Mr Andrews is correctly reported, he says that "he f«lt the peoj)le uf Woolston were behind the Council in allowing the hoarding to stay where it was Por another year," speaking of Woolston as a whole. Then ha says, "There were many who objected to the hoarding"—etc. I think that the Woolston residents have shown so plainly and consistently that they will not have hoardings m tho district that the firm applying for the permit were looking for trouble when fcliey asked for it. Mp.y I ask Mr Neale if he would be so ready to have the motion rescinded if the permit vvas for a hoarding on Papanui road within 100 yards of his church, as the present one is to the Woolston Methodist Chtireh? I tliink the Council let ns down badly in giving the permit in the first place The're would soon be an end to hoardings if everyone did as T have been doing for a very long time, f never buy anything advertised on a hoarding. no rpattcr whore the boarding is. —Yours, etc.. TROT. Woolston, Nov. iiGth, 1980
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 26 November 1930, Page 15
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192HOARDINGS. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 26 November 1930, Page 15
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