THE MORNINGTON TRAMWAY.
TO THE EmTOTi.
Sir,—YYill any of vour readers inform | me whv the Morningtrai tramway makes j fish of one and fowl of the ether'? Now, ' Mr, I am a 6chcol"irl. .*irid I have to go ] to a school of shorthand, typewriting. a.yd I bookkeeping, so that T mav be able to ! earn my own living. I s,m fourteen yeans j old; and other girk of th© cime age have \ the privilege of a school ticket (twenty- j five rides for 2&). b:xt I aim forced to pay j full fare. Perharjs His Worship the j Mayor can esnlain whv the difference has j l>een made betwaen the rich and the poor ? j For my part I cannot understand whv there is a distinction between the schools. —I am, etc.,' One Who Has to Pav. Jnly 12.
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Evening Star, Issue 12865, 14 July 1906, Page 11
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139THE MORNINGTON TRAMWAY. Evening Star, Issue 12865, 14 July 1906, Page 11
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