CORRESPONDENCE.
A Working Man's Grievance;
(To the Editor). '',*_'."- SIR,-All-,- me through the y mi \ your paper l_ u_uv. a.iuiuonh. a^J? existing that seriously affects. w2 men following their tailing at tleKml Shore. At present from forty to Wt__ are working at the North flead.S roads and formations on behslfrof S Public Works Department. W«iu! to pay out of our hard-earned,n__ 6d per day or 2s -6d for aiX ticket.l to go to and front o_.W to the Ferry Company. Now^sfc-io, sider it would only be fair if the aid (w pany would issue working men's Mcd available for the six working days,'oy 2 Is or Is 6d per ticket. I onlyasffoiafai, charge. In all prominent towns "lrtfi. there is a working popolace compelW t« travel by steamer or rail, TaltfiWlL working men's tickets issued; and hope,br drawing attention to th_,__iffl| Auckland, soon to see the same nmt_ei —I am, &c, A Workiso Mas, . .
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 77, 9 April 1885, Page 4
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