EVANS BAY
i < *fi IHf BDITOS. ' ' i Sir,— -While Mr. Mottori deserves every credit ' for his .scheme for ' beautifying the city, there ( are inatiy i 'other matters quite as important, th.at/mjght well engage his attention. Ono matter^ that. i require! urgently .attending (to is* the bathing place *i "Evans Bay.' Any one living in the locality can testify to tho Hundreds .of men, women, and children >■ who patronise this pl*ce e\ evy' day ; yet' tho'.bathing sheds arcs a disgrace, mere 'boxes; ahd ho other conveniences "whatever, no appliances ipr lifesaving, etc. •In fact, if .the council' does not do something to remedy, 'these evils and make 'the pla-ca torrid hat safe they should prohibit bathing there,, for. as sure as fate, there- .will be > accidents for which the council (under the ojreumstaftees) must be held morally responsible. , I trust Mr. Morton , will. look' into this matter at once. It is .urgent.— l am, etc., • . ' „ . . VERB SAP. Wellington,' Blh February, 1913.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 36, 12 February 1913, Page 3
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160EVANS BAY Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 36, 12 February 1913, Page 3
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