CORRESPONDENCE.
SUNDAY AFfEBNOqN ty^lC. TO THE EDITOR. ' Sir, —Etery one is 'indebted to the Masterton Band for the admirnbie seleoliom which are now gratnitoualjr formod every Saturday evenirig/ But there ace many who by {eauqn of {ho greater rush of business on theee cveninea are quite unable to enjoy the tuuaioal treate which are provided for them. Weary tradesmen and. employees have of jen been heard ta« say: "Hot? nice it Would be if the Band would give us a little saored moilo in tho Parle on Sunday afternoon!," It would be imposing on t?ood nature to aik for music on Saturday and Sunday too, but probably if th» authorities did not object the Band might be disposed to play in tbo Park (or in some other convenient place) on Bunday afternoons when everything is in jiarmqny with the ncreiV ijatufe pf tpusiC| ratfjeir than play in the street at the fag end of the week amid the noise and confusion of late shopping, J an) Ao,, : _____ '*
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1221, 3 November 1882, Page 2
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167CORRESPONDENCE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1221, 3 November 1882, Page 2
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