ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 471, 10 October 1919, Page 1

ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Sik, During last week, I noticed that the electric lights in Hall and Queen Srreots were switched on. Certainly the days wore wet, but it was quite light enough for any wide awake man, woman, or child, to see where they were going without the aid of Borough electricity. Who pays for it' Sir, I submit that if the plant at the power house is producing more light than tho town requires, the sooner a storage battery is procured tho better it will be tor all concerned. We can do with the electric light, nil night Mayor and Councillors, boar this in mind ' Thanking)mi in anticipation. —I am, etc, "Weary Wit/lie." I'ukekohe, October 7, 19lib N.B. I have also seen the street lights alight, from .1 o'clock in the afternoon. w.w.