TOWN BEAUTIFYING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10680, 29 July 1912, Page 4

TOWN BEAUTIFYING.

LTo The Editor..]

Sir, — I notice kit your issue of the27th tost- that 4 the Trust Lands. Trarst are going to do something kt the way of improving and making the 'town? more attractive, The Trustees, are to be congratulated. One of the■beat inducements to outsiders to coine and live liiiS our towns, is to makethem as attractive as possible. I hope that the first street that theTlriifctees take in iimd will he Dixon!. Street. This street, lleads to the i'air'ki. It is very uieaf the centre of the town, and is used iby 90 per cent. oof the visitors. And yet it is the moist neglected in the Borough. Thefootpaths have -never ibeen' ke'rbed. It is wo- or three widths, and I undertake to say there 'are more tumble--doiwra in; tluis .street than in- / any other &trt\?t in the. town-. I would like to bring under the Trustees or Beautifying Committees' e&Special notice a corner'section that i® •almost opposite- the !inain. entrance to the Park, and 'not' more than five chains fr«mi the main; street. Wflieit they Hieve' inspected this property, Tfeel&ure they .will agree with me thatfeomtethimg should he done at once. There are several "beauty spots"' like this in Dixon Street that require? immediate, attention.— I-.aon,. etc., VISITOR.. Masterton,, July 27, 1912.