DAYLIGHT SAVING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1928, Page 8

DAYLIGHT SAVING.

A FRONTAL ATTACK.

(To the Editor) I note that "Sidev time" wMarch 4, when all those adversely affected by this unvL 111 be able to heave a sigh of nrt!!? o®Bo*0® 80 * one, am very much opposed to interference with standard thL* much disorganisation and loss of and is detrimental to the the country. I hope and tWtl crnment will give the farWsiS°£Gormen, who are the backbone of bllE ®Ea little consideration for once. repetition of this Summer Ti™T J??*® B * * has been the cause of increased uneJS and a great loss to manv li ne^?P lc 7ttat In my own business I estimate J- buEia «st. loss at between £400 and £500 v ing to what extent w e are change, if we have to suffer -1 vf, w,ll be reluctantly compelled 1 or seven married men from or eSSi 1 * whose services I have retained Poyineßt » to myself, hoping that the people ?Dee tbrnsdrcs the business would 1* normal. ** respect I have been sadlv making inquiries. I fi nd the faff* few of the b« pl aS £3??.' farmers, milk vendors, bakers, if,* caterers, dance halls, picture theatS saloons, hotels, gas companies boards. Then, again, there is the tion in private homes, parents on all sides that owing to the daylJfe are unable to get their children toßflS* 9 p.m. or 9.30 p.m. Consequently thecS? do not get their proper rest or'the reX* have been iised to. The sports and play W while benefiting to some extent bv the were all quite happv and standard t?me. Th^experime" made on top of critical financial den*. - and a most severe winter. 1 trust and his colleagues will be "ood enonrfi" the right thing and allow sane st*£ to prevail next summer. STANDARD TIME.