PARKING AT MISSION BAY.
I After reading "A Working Man's Wife's" [letter in your paper of November 4 one wonders what else Labour is going to be blamed for. She says Labour's slogan should be. "We give von bread. but please don't ask for jam." "W ell. the nast Government made sure most of the working j>eople of Xew Zealand didn't even have enousrh bread, so we must be thankful for Labour's bread. Tf the Auckland City Council decided to charge 1/ for parking at Mission Bay. why have a slap at Labour for it? T think "Working Mail's Wife" should think before she blames anyone for the charge at Mission Kay. T went to a beach when in Auckland. It cost me quite a bit to get there, and when we arrived in the car a ironfh'inan came along with a little ticket and politerasked for 1/ for parkin- So I think people have been very luckv to be able to park their jean, free so long at Mission Bav. I. SMITH.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 267, 10 November 1937, Page 6
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