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NO MAN’S LAND. (To the Editor.) Sir,—Now th&t a spell of fine weather is hero and a big portion of the residents of our town and district are travelling dow n to the beach and McLean’s Park, could not the Borough Council and Harbour Board come io some arrangement to tar seal their pieces of drudgery. I am sure that they would deceive the thanks of mothers and many others taking the walk to the beach. Trusting something will be done. —We are etc., DAD AND MUM.
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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1932, Page 4
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