A COMPLAINT
(To (.he Editor.)
Sir,—While not s in any way wishing to retard the progress or development of their property, I, think at the same time that a little consideration should h,, shown to the travelling public, and .that th L . body ip power should see that those' responsible for the inconvenience [should be made to provide a footway over that portion of the road at Woodstock, where water and debris from a mining claim in the vicinity pours across the road. The roadl is impassable for at least two chains, and persons on foot, cannot pass without great trouble and inconvenience. Apologising for tresspassing upon yom valuable space-.—A ain, etc, — TEAVELBr.Iv.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1917, Page 1
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113A COMPLAINT Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1917, Page 1
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