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Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1923, Page 1

“I low your council has tlio fare* to ask ini- for rates is a wonder to me." wrote a Te Kowhai settler in forwarding a clie(|iie for £dl. to a meeting: of Waipa County. “They have nevespam one s!iillinon my road in their lives, and ! have to ride if I want to go io llantilton. T consider their treatment to mo a disgrace to any local body. 1 wish to inform the Waipa Countv Com il that it is my intention to cite them before the Minister oi Tamils. I am simply paying rates to keep np roads lor other people. I consider a hlaek man would not, or should not he treated as I have been." W bile the road in question might not he all that was required, the riding member expressed it that it was no worse than many others, and the eonnnunieation was received.

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