MANNERS OF TRAM TRAVELLERS
Far be it from me to accuse New Zealanders of bad manners, but one thing obtrudes itself upon my notice. I continually use the trams on all Auckland routes. It is rarely that I hear anyone say "please," or "thank you," to the conductors. We hear loud and grievous complaints about the faults and failings of both drivers and conductors. Perhaps a little more courtesy and graciousness on the part of the travelling public might make for a pleasanter feeling amongst us all. JESSIE B. LUSH*
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 199, 23 August 1945, Page 4
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