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A^ correspondent ("Wondering") states that recently a start was made in bitum*nismg Hopper street, and then the work was stopped. The correspondent understands that owing to the grade of the street only half o f the thoroughfare is to be surfaced. He contends that many steeper streets have been attended to, and urges that the residents arc entitled to^rehef.irom the dust nuisance. Appreciative" endorses "Visitor's" complimentary remarks regarding the courtesy shown by the lady officials of the rost (Jmce, and suggests yj»t "it wotW be a good thing if their methods aud mariners were more generally in evidence, for it is this sort of service that pleases." Ajax" wishes to know "if it is not possible for the Wellington Automobile Association to institute • some movement with a view of purchasing in the Akata- ™"). district a suitable camping site for Wellington motorists." The correspondent claims that camping grounds in this district are not particularly numerous, and the time is passing when opportunities for the purchase of suitable areas will b« available. '
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 53, 6 March 1929, Page 8
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173POINTS FROM LETTERS Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 53, 6 March 1929, Page 8
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