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THU NEVIS ROAD. (To Tits Editor or Tun Dusstax Turns.) Sir, —Could you inform mo as a working man, what the Town Council of Cromwell are doing, about forming She Read from here to Nevis. Are they going to allow the Vote to lapse .again. I am, dear Sir, one of the unemployed, waiting for a job on the said Roa 1 . WORKING MAN. Cromwell, Nov. 30, ICOS. THE TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT. (To the Editor of the Dcvstax Times. Sir, —Having occasion to telegraph to Cromwell on Monday last, I handed to the Onerator here a message at half oast 11 o’clock, a.ra., at the time asking him if the line was c car, ho answered it was, and promised to send the message at once. Not receiving an answer hy 7 o’clock, p.m., I , waited on him, and asked if the message had been forwarded ; to my astonishment, 1 he coolv answers. No, I could not hdp it. Now Sir, after receiving, cash for the mes- : sage, and promising to sci it at one*-. I think it won I not have ir.convcni need him much, in this busy town cf onrs, to have a vise 1 me that he was unable to get it away, hut it seems to me that ho has n. t the courtesy of his predecessor. STOREMAN. Clyde, Nov. 30, ISOS.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 345, 4 December 1868, Page 3
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