THE ROAD TO MAORI GULLY.

Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 200, 25 April 1867, Page 2

THE ROAD TO MAORI GULLY.

(To the Editor of the Ch-ey Blver Arffus\j I Sir — In your paper of the 13th instant, am H letter appeal's from E. B . Fox, upbraiding warn H for putting my finger in the Maori Gully piH^ ■ H I think if E. B. F will test- his memory! - H little, he will find that when before tjßl H Superintendent some remarks' fell*, from ;■'■ 1 ; H certain party there about the impracticability I H of the road, he said that if the road could nom,.| H be made that way at an easy cost he was particular, as "it would only inconvenie^W»^§| H some old woman and a couple of shaSßr//')- ', I keepers by going any other way. " ■^^■''f that I am surprised that he should pour {Jk| lus indignation on one wha was doingflH.. /H best to open up a new district of country jMM :^M his fairy palace, nan»ely, King John's aH • , Italian Gullies. '^^| On reading your paper of the 20th instanV I find appended to a letter from E. B. Fox« <■'. report from aMr Aitken, in which he mew '^| tions the obstacles that exist oh the twA .^| lines he looked for ; the oi.e in a direct' lin^'—Hß would take all the money the Province could lißj| command, while money will .make the other,. I Wf\ But I think were Mr Aitken to'vhaye a look wlim up this valley it-would leave a different iia- 9/j/l pression on his mind. But as myinterest is- Wlm not the same as that of E. 8.-. F., I will be WIM only too glad to see a good road to his door #!/■ from any quarter. Apologising for trespass* If; M ing on your columns..— l arn^ &q,, */..;■' /fl J. M., a Miner,: /