HUNUA DEPUTATIONS.
TO THE EDITOR.
Sib,—A» there has been an error in the report of V 'hat I said when before the Premier whet' speaking of Air. G. Hirst's road through ti. ,e property of Mr. Charles Rhodes, &c., It 11111 be very glad if you would insert the /ollowing. What ' I did say to the Premier O vas : Mr- Hirst 1S ln a difficult position. TK" neighbour he speaks of has applied to the . Board to cut him another road. The road .the Hoard cut hinl three years ago is impraci icable, Mr. Hirst, who lives close b_> 7 > and should know, says there is no practicable, road to be got, only through his land, .""inch is in front of Mr. Rhodes' land, and wrote to the Board offering a road through vhe said land if Mr. Rhodes would do the sail/ e by him, and so take the road to the side, which would let Mr. Hirst out, wl'o lives on the other side of the river, on the confiscated block, on 300 acres, and not 90, as Mr. Rhodes stated, which, as I said, will give access to 50,000 or 60,000 acres. Ido not wish to take up your time or space to say how many settlers there are living on the block ; the Government plan will prove that.—l am, &c., S. Cossev, SEN".
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6330, 2 March 1882, Page 3
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