THE MAIN SOUTH ROAD.
To the Editor, Sir,—Some people may kugh if they like, but I want to growl, for it is not pleasant to bo thrown on one’s bead in the dark by a heap o:|boulders placed in the n.iddle of the highway as trap |for the passers-by on dark nights. This occurred to me last night whfeu coming past the Barracks at fCaveisham on the main roam and as the obstruction is not protected by a light I take this opportunity of warning' horsemen of the tender mercies of the road authorities.—l am, See., Caversham, February 24. NSQLEOT.
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Evening Star, Issue 4055, 24 February 1876, Page 2
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100THE MAIN SOUTH ROAD. Evening Star, Issue 4055, 24 February 1876, Page 2
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