THE CHILD'S CART

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 7

THE CHILD'S CART

(To the Kdltrir.l Nγ. 1 am the mother nf children, an.l would therefor" In- the l:i.-t t-i deny OJI ]I - dreu any pleasure, that fidl not interfere »it.ii the i-nnifurt nf other |nv»ple too much. ISut I do think (ami oiir.dy I nin not alone in Uhie-'i that '•■»■ dune tv mitijratf the liltlc liox-rart iuu.-am-i\ Apart from t.hi> au-ful rattle iif t!i!*-.' iarts alcjnfr thi- footpath in f r■ 'lit if oni V hoiinp, thi'ri , i* t!in ilangor t-i pedtstrians, [■spctially otlwr little i-liildri-n. 1 have jiit-t ri vori-,1 from an i!llii¥.*. and know -uiiat. it L-i to lio and listen to the rattlf. rattle of rartri alon.:; i thf footpath a few feet from IM v window, A mori' ncrvc-sliattorinf; iim'sfl f vami'it iniau'ini-. Wliv .-aTinnt t.io wheels of tW carte !»■ titled with ruhber tyres, the sain.- a~ the perambulators? If a liy-laiv were pa.-.-ieil making it compukory fur tie .-arts ir, have rubbertyred tthoeU, thorc would l-o fewer carte t.i mi-nacp thp safety ~f small children Ka'kinjr tiie footpath, and tie nii>ber tyres would prevent t!n> annnyam-p to -"■» people and to mothers with babies afleeji on the verandah*.- I am. etc., A PI'FT-'KRKR. j