CORRESPONDENCE.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 August 1910, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

«— [Our correspondents' opinions nro their own: tlio responsibility of "ditorial ones makes sufficient bal'ast fo>' i.lio editor's -siV Iders.l GLAf>STONH ROAD. To tho Editor. Mir, I hove not a great deal to say about tlio roads of tbe Horowheniia district, but there is one road, "ailed tbe Gladstone road, which is in a diisgra.eo£u!l form. 1 notice this road is not so bad until it. gets as far as tbe settling tanks, because the councillors go' over this pail pretty often, but between the settling tanks and Mr Stiles' 'and the road is disgraceful. In wet weather the men that work at Mr lla rfholoiricw's mill can hardly <efc along wiilh Iheiv cycles, because Ihe n.ad is thai. bad. between liie river an! .Mr Stile;' l'artn tbo r..ncl •> not fit for a cart to run r.n 1 -liould like tbe county councillors to wake up, and seo that this road jrtts ,\ bettor f rin. —Yours, etc., ROUGH ItTDTC 1 ? SUGGESTIONS TO CORRESPONDENTS 1 . Tho following subjects are suggested to rwHlcrs of The Chronielo as mat-tors upon which letters to tho editor would bo opportune: — Progress and Settlement in tlio district. Ed uca tion al Topics. Progress of Public Works, New Buildings, etc. Agricultural Operations. Horticultural and Florieultural. Suggestions as to what Industries might, _ profitably bo undertaken in tho district. Accidents and Offences. State of Roads, Bridges, etc. Public "Wants and Grievances. fIOEnUKHRaHMMMB