WHARF LAMPS.
(To the Editor of the I vening Star.) SiE.—lt's really disgraceful when we have lamps on the wharf, that when a steamer leaves at midnight, with a wharf in a very rotten sfcafa, there are no lights, although the lamps are there.—We are., &c, John Osboene, C. J. Hughes, C. G. Metres, GvSmith, W. H. Matthew*. Thames, 20th Feb., 1884.
Sib, —Allow me through your paper to ask the officials of the Thames Harbor Board why the lamps on the wharf were not lighted last night ? The steamer leaving at 12 p.m., dirty night, wharf in very bad state of repair, and all was jn darkness. —I am, &c, Light. ,
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 21 February 1884, Page 2
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112WHARF LAMPS. Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 21 February 1884, Page 2
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