THAT OBJECTIONABLE SUED.
(To the Editor.) Sir,—What is all this fuse about erecting some eld shede along Quay Street. Aucklanders arc an nntravelled end ignorant lot, and I will bo surprised if a 'highly intelligent and public spirited body of citizens like the Auek-1 land Harbour Board comprises pay any attention to their silly protests. If] our citizens would only travel a littlei and broaden their minds 'they would< know that the board is following es-! tablished traditions. What is the legion ' about Sussex Street, Sydney—a bally j rat-infested shim; and to go further afield could one do bettor than emulate ■file sordid ■surroundings of the London docks. The Harbour Board are on! sound lines in their efforts to produce: the Tight port atmosphere of i:eglect and filth. If they show the enterprise that I credit them with they will buy J the old city markets, and re-erecting I t-hein along the front to the west, ot the Ferry Buildings and opposite their own offices co&plcto n good job.—l am, etc. MUS AND CO. |
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 8
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