THE TOWN HALL LADIES ROOM.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81836, 31 August 1906, Page 4

THE TOWN HALL LADIES ROOM.

To the idi'.or. Sir.—-iu'.'gltig by t.ie report the i cuss -:-i .'■! a. tic ;')o.e a'. Mon.l 's i. j t r;j o. : s C u'i i', c u'd p t Ua v l.c". f a \ery pnfi ab'c kind, i 2-.1 :.t i l'»ss t > know waai all ihf fuss is rb u!, as to my personal kno.vlejge the present arrangement has every satisfaction, as ladies usually in such cases prefer to know that the attendants, or at any rate those who keep the r .om in order, are some of their own sex. Of course, if the !ady friends of those who are anxious for a change of management would prefer to have a male attendant pottering about, their reason for wishing a change at once becomes apparent, as I presume if the Council took control it wouU become one of the duties of the present caretaker to see to the room. As for myself, I prefer the present arrangement, and hope no change will be made, although it must be very annoying to the ladies in charge to have to submit to the criticism of their mode of management by a section of the Council who do not seem to know what thev are talking about. —I am, etc.; 4 "** ' RATEPAYER.