BASTINGS STREETS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 239, 23 September 1914, Page 7

BASTINGS STREETS.

| TO THE EDITOR. | Sir. — I r.ni sorry iny notice of | motion rr street repairing has not ’met with the approval or .Mr. W. W. ! Adams, for 1 rather anticipated that when 1 entered the ea;in?'l I would have the easy task of plea? in." everyone. 1! v.-e i.re to siiiEt the humps ami shocks of our cutrageiur- streets till the permanent woik (which is now approaching at the tiiricua pace cf a snail) arnves thin ih<> ateI pavers can look tor more joy rides, the g;:s, water and sower sen ices ’ha..-* to taken to the boundaries and a large amount of preliminary v.ork still remains to be done, and ev. n then it is only proposed to do .ibcul find . ards in the cenr.e the •town. The t nip.crary i.p.< ;<posile the Council chambers cost only about £7 to-, and ciiectcd a great improt t ment, and 1 sec no reason' why the road rcller could oct Lave ■ecn used on other parts of the streets Jong ago. maiaii of lying idle in the shed. However, 1 am glad that Air. Adams has both his eyes cn municipal u'Lurs and has noticed both the read loan and the bad state of our streets. Whenever he notices anything else I hope he won’t hesitate to tell u.> all about it. —I am. etc.. L. W. FOWLER.