WANT OF CHANGE.
To the Editor . Sir, -I think it is due to the public to know why there is not sufficient change in coppers kept at the various railway stations, ihe second-class single fare to and from Oaverskam is fourpence, and if you offer six. pence for a ticket the cry is invariably “no change, especially at the Dunedin end. I have several times had to go away without my to take a first class ticket and several my friends have been served the same way. With me if is only a trivial amount, but with so many travelling to and fro iTT* i° a goo , d deal - one, should hke to know where it goes to.—{ am, &c., ° * Iwomcfc
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Evening Star, Issue 3705, 7 January 1875, Page 2
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121WANT OF CHANGE. Evening Star, Issue 3705, 7 January 1875, Page 2
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