THE RAILWAY LIKE.
Nosth is growing so rapialy that the necessity of .Wing the railway li ae fenced between'the Square and Terrace End becomes store apparent each day. have been recorded in the colum nS of the press as the result of «» s omission and there js no doubt; that the timo has arrived when action should be forced upon the authorities. With to-lfee m us present cond,tion there' h &*», J 1 j m> Protection from faklfcfo*, As thonng how groat the danger l* we may mcatioa that okTfouwUy 1|& % child About two yeArs of age observed-playing/on the almost immediately after ithad been l ;" 01 «.Wi : Q g °* tJ *e lmemronli not iovolrß n very s f9 i ott " a y. da the i 4 ' , Blatter. > should •k* disensaed by the Chamber of Commit with a new: to inducing the to give effect to the suggestion' '! rk "y. line oottid be'planted Kith 'orinnu£» r trees, irWKVoUauart ,«
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8154, 2 April 1906, Page 4
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156THE RAILWAY LIKE. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8154, 2 April 1906, Page 4
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