CORRESPONDENCE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 222, 15 November 1900, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

[Wo do not hold ourselves responsible far opinions expressed by correspondents.] WAITARA HARBOUR MATHERS. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, Your Waitara ccrrs spondent in Uiii-: morning's News is quite correct about the H;;hour Board, but I hope iiyw thai, we have scmo fresh brains in that department we shall soon see an improvement. This morning I had OKf.?!.:-!; (:o go to fcho wharf where the Jo.'.eph biros is i : ii*i'h.".rging flour, etc., ir.vo M'.ssrs. V/fwJ B'os, sjfcore, the duvet'sj&rjgway w&a blocked by a great pi St of wood, so t.hc.t '.ho men carrying iv,.Lfs i-.'id to f;o r&urid if, instead of waiving '..'isTiii-, thi.-- md another lot of timber, I o::k.-; also tha line to Sfr.ubbs L Co.'s coil bunk.- The fact of it iathe wharf is so fillnd up with private sheds, . which might h.v/o .spenjjereetod further, down, that the Hnrbbus BfiftPfHasTrery h'.tle roomfor their own use. One of ' Hie slwbi-ur Board lessees told me i '.t'/iy thai tb.iy h:ul to pay much more for their laatms now than they had iv fore, and thar. it was my fiuih, he ■niil, when th- IJ.rbour Board fcri"d to 1 -.,ali vj hou--fl. Jnrlg.? Connlly said the ; ;<••-!:■ •>;-.« woi".h the paper it was J0t..;.;,•! ;;o. I dor.'tuoe how s-.hatcould r->o my i;»v.H; I i!id not draw up the j!su=»; tho Bouid'H secretary supplied ■; if. but of ccurse he would like to lay j■i , bl. m<? .;n wy shouMcis.—lam, eto., j W. Dl/GDAM. i V/ait.ira, No- ruber 12.