CORRESPONDENCE.
[The Editor is desirous of affording every reasonable facility for the discus* sion of public subjects, bat it must be distinctly understood that he is in no way responsible for the opinions oxpretised by correspondents.] BYE ROADS. TO THE EDIIOB. Sib, — I see, on reading the report of the County Council meeting, when the question of Maketu - Rotorua road was being considered in Coudtal, Councillor Pratt, objected to spending rates on same on account of it sot being a main road. Now, bit, if this is not a main road I should like to know what constitutes a main road, seeing that it is about six miles of the Maketu end of the Eotorua-Maketa road. Then it is the only road that over 30 of us have to get to our port, Maketu. Now, fir, how Councillor Pratt can say this is only a b t ve-road I fail to see, — I am, etc., T. N. Dipbose.
I A good deal of prospecting has i recently been done around the TePnke mines by strangers from the Upper Thames mining districts. Mr R. Seddon's next^Te Pakp stock sale is advertised for Tuesday, May 2nd. Ninety-nine head are already entered. j
TIEN NINO'S TYBBS Guaranteed O three months longer thnn any other tjre in the world. Factory : Stanley-street, Auckland
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3835, 17 April 1899, Page 2
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