STEAMER EXPRESS WHARF
Sir,—l would like to put forward * suggestion which will meet the approval of 99 per cent, of the residents of Lyttelton. The Upham clock is hidden around a corner invisible to the shopping area, the railway station and the wharves. The Harbour Board has no visible clock; neither has the Railway Department The plans for this new wharf should include a clock tower similar to that of the Auckland ferries.—Yours, etc, WAKE VP. Lyttelton, May 8, 1953.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27035, 9 May 1953, Page 3
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