THE POSTMEN'S HALF-HOLIDAY.
TO THE EDITOR. Siß|—lii Monday 8 Herald a correspon- | dent was complaining about his late delivery of letters, at the same time he envied those who have boxes Why does he not pay for one, as the rental is by no means prohibitive' About having to wait some half-hour when' calling at the letter counter is all bunkum, home folks are very considerate for their own interests, and equally inconsiderate for the rights of other people. The postmen are the hardest worked, ami the poorest paid of all the Government; officials, and richly deserve their afternoon holiday.-I am, etc., i Growlek.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10410, 7 April 1897, Page 6
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