SUBURBAN NORTH.
To the Editor op the: Evening Mail. Fir— The usual quietness of this district was much disturbed Jast Saturday by the recklesj conduct tf a party of ladies and gentlemen, who, to use the expression of several who narrowly escaped being run qrer, were like persona cciped from Bedlam. Mr T. Frost was returning home from town when 1 e was ridden over by one ot tlnm and much hurt, bting trampled on as well an knocked down. Dr Squires w b sent for and promptly altondeil, and under hij kind attention tho sufferer is progressing. : The dihgractf )1 con !u:;t of the whole part/, but mora especially tho two win were riding last, I think ought to be made public. In their hurry to catch the foremost of thdr pirty one of the lust mrn'ioned dropped two rounds worth of silver which a person close by saw dropped and picked up, an! has yet in his possession. In town reckless riding is prohibited; is there no law for the country ? I am, &c, H. Batcuiclob. March 24, 1874.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 73, 26 March 1874, Page 2
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181SUBURBAN NORTH. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 73, 26 March 1874, Page 2
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