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•One Who Has Been Fined" thinks that all oyster beds in the Gulf adjacent to picnic grounds should bear prominent signs that picking the oysters is not permitted. There are many visitors, he thinks, who arc ignorant of the prohibition against gathering oysters. "Ratepayer"' wishes to call the attention of tiie City Council to the state of Oliver Street and Torahi Avenue, both of which aro. in very bad order, whils the footpaths arc overgrown with weed;.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 8 December 1923, Page 14
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