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in order is too much altogether, 'and consequently results in u system of patching and hurried overlook that cannot help but conduct: to the present unsatisfactory state of all'airs. No one is supposed to know anything as to what is a good road or how to keep it, except some high-priced engineer, and it is of no use those acquainted with local conditions that have to be met as regards weather wear and tear voicing an opinion. .lust at the period when a man with a shovel could save pounds of work by turning oil' water is the time when the road is left to its own care. Metal is eliewed up on the side of the wheel-rut, and therefrom sent into water tables (or so-called watertables) and that's the end of it. The settler finds the cash, more stone is obtained and the same thing is on the go year in and year out. The maintenance of metalled roads is a matter that should receive very prompt attention, and I make bold to allirm that the sooner machinery is brought into use on the by-roads the (pucker satisfaction will be obtained in all wavs.

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