Correspondence.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3175, 9 April 1889, Page 2

Correspondence.

(To the Editor,) Sir, —Will you kindly allow me a Email space in your paper to point out the unfairness of the Government, I >»m told that they are going to remove our refreshment, room at Maurioevilla to Eketulmmi, which I think in a great shamo on Iho part of the Government, Wb liavo now a convenient little place and none too large (or the population of this district. Now, why should wo bo treated like thia and put off with a paltry little flag station, I do not consider 'ao are getting treated as wo should be, Ijiey are not satisfied with 'that alone, but they are also removing three very nice cottages which helped to make the town, If the cottages were to remain they would always, no doubt, he occupied by good tenants, It will not be long before the time will como that the Government will have to enlarge our waiting rooms,' Wo must have two waiting rooms, one for the ladies and one for the gentlemen, It is not likely that the ladies are going to remain ju the same room as a gentleman when Mr JPub]icbouse has overcome him, The Mauriceville statipn will be the central station between M«sterton aod Eketahuna. I hope the Government will reconsider the matter and let the building remain,-I am, &0,, John Vili; Junr,