MUNICIPAL RESERVES. TO THE EDITOR.
Sin— Visitors and observers are astonished at the neglected state of the city resorves. Instead of deciding what trees are suitable, all kinds of trees aro planted, without reg/ird to their being ablo to thrive. Now, air, as a case in point, you have only to go . along Cambridge-terrace and see the great waste of money that has taken place there. - Will any of your readers give us the - amount ? Why not appoint a curator, who will be held responsible for the reserves, ' have proper trees plaited, the useless ones ' dug up, and see that they are protected, &c. The coat will be nothing to the advantage gained, and the city will soon have a beautiful appearance from the grovca of ornamental trees to be seen in tho Botanical Gardens, Newtown Park, Thorndon Reoreat.on Ground, &c, Ac. I am, &c, S. Stidoli-h.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 82, 7 April 1894, Page 3
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