STREET OBSTRUCTION.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir— Might I so far trespass on tho columns of your paper as to draw the attention of the polico to the blocking of the pavement in Dison-stroet on Sabbath evenings? It is tho custom of the Salvation Army to hold opwah- meptings at the timo tho different churches arc going in, and this has tho effect of attracting a largo crowd of men and boys, who effectually bar tho pa-ssago on the pavement. Last night tho people passing along Dixon-streethad to take to the muddy road, and this was particularly annoying to ladies. I am convinced it only requires an officer to bo in attendance for ialf an hour on the evenings I mention, and tho nuisance would bo abated. Apologising for the space I tak« up, , I am, (to., NONUR. Wellington, 15th June.
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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 140, 16 June 1891, Page 3
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140STREET OBSTRUCTION. Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 140, 16 June 1891, Page 3
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