GREY LYNN TRAMS.
(To the Editor.) Sir,—l do not think many pebpkwjn understand what the Grey Lym Councu" is making all this storm-in-a-teapbt about by-laws and straphangers, whek we really have no car service in Grey Lynn proper. They certainly must fo': get that the Grea tXorth-road is not by a great way Grey Lynn. What is the name for that great growing district reaching from Arch Hill through tie Crescent to Richmond Hill, and thence by Richmond-road to Ponsonby-road? I always thought this was, Grey Lynn. About six years -since we conld hare a convenient 'tSjs service, bat havm* such a sleepy Council, after six years we have not yet that boon. Let them -wake up and get a thorough tram service, then they may kick up a row about nothing.— I am, etc., ■ ■ to - Sackville-street, Grey Lvnn, March 25,1808. ■ ' .; '
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 76, 28 March 1908, Page 6
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