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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4484, 4 November 1909, Page 3

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(To the Editor) Sir,—At the time mentioned in the report of the last Borough Council meeting four Councillors turned up. Cr» Hubbard ashed me what I wanted Princes’ street cleared for. I replied, as best I could, that I wanted aocess to the river bank, where I had some firewood,” which brought out some further questions by him, quite outside the clearing of the street, and now, Mr Editor, with [kind assistance from you, I will tell him, and every other body, my -primary reason, which is : “That it is one of the streets of this town, as shown on the map.” That, I think, is quite sufficient reason for him (who now holds three different offices, J.P., included) to get the said Princes’ street, cleared, and otherwise protect us from molestation in the expanding of this, our golfield town, now 29 years old on the 25th of this month.— I am, etc., Robert Mackie.