CAVERSHAM CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND.
TO THE EDITOR* Sir, —I quite agree with your correspondent “ Public Welfare ” that the playground must be kept for the children of the Caversham district. That high manuka fence round the tennis courts is about as unsightly an object as it is possible to see. The ground is ideally situated, gets the sun all day, can be seen by residents in the vicinity, and the children therefore are quite safe from molestation by any roving individual. There is a notice board with sign “ No cricket or football allowed,” so why should there be a howling green with a high manuka fence for the exclusive benefit of the members of a bowling club? I hope there will he a strong protest hy the residents of the district against any further encroachments. —I am, etc., Citizen. January 29.
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Evening Star, Issue 22559, 29 January 1937, Page 12
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139CAVERSHAM CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND. Evening Star, Issue 22559, 29 January 1937, Page 12
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