THE TOWN BELT TRACKS TO THE EDITOR.
, £}ir,— l call the attention- of the authorities to the condition of the track from tho top of Mein-streot to the. Chinamen's garden at . thd. eorAer, v ' of, Moxham-a venue. Cows are running on this portion of the Belt, and are driven; along the'traok, and -d.^ "there is swampy -.grounjd at ;the bottom, ' it, is almbsti impossible ; to get along it without either getting- up to one's ankles in mud, or," falling on. one's back through slipping. It is a pieoo. of good gyninasUp work for women to get , along at ' all, 'and as the track is a groat deal used by them, it is high time something was done to put "it into proper order, either by compelling 1 tbe owners of the oqWb to"dri»ei them along the Belt or to fence off a track for foot passengers. The supposed outlet from the Belt is in a bad state. — I am, etc., A SUFFERER. Bth July. ' " "
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 11, 12 July 1912, Page 4
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164THE TOWN BELT TRACKS TO THE EDITOR. Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 11, 12 July 1912, Page 4
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